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Azure Flame (ASCAP) released her debut pop EP, Calling Your Name, in 2005 under the indie label, Metrotone. The EP is available in such retail outlets as Target, Tower Records, Amazon.com, VirginMega, Walden Books and Borders. The title track was released on XM Satellite radio while the dance remix version of her single, Take Me As I Am, can be still be heard in clubs along the East Coast.

Concurrently, Azure co-founded and began operating a South Florida-based music memorabilia dealership, Guitars of the Stars, and penned her memoirs entitled Drama Queen of the Mirrored Walls (Primascope Press, 2006).

Azure Flame was born in Florida, but grew up in Big Spring, Texas. Her mother, a classical pianist, began giving her piano lessons at the age of seven. Her father, an Italian native, worked as a professional aviation artist. Azure's major musical influences include Fatboy Slim, Boy George, Information Society, Depeche Mode and Guns N' Roses.

Azure relocated to Dallas in 2000. She was quickly in the company of fellow musicians, club owners, managers, promoters and producers. She acted as her own manager and publicist, compiling a press kit, designing magazine and internet ads, contacting local music critics and columnists, establishing contacts and connections and composing press releases.

Azure Flame's Official Web Site, Azureflame.com, features her fashion designs, charity work and links to her Official Online Store and MySpace profile. Azure currently lives in Palm Beach, Florida, and produces her work in her home recording studio.

From Amazon.com

Azure Flame has an amazing ability to capture the suspense of a moment and make the reader's heart pound! Drama Queen of the Mirrored Walls is a traumatic, heart-wrenching book about a girl from a questionable family who crawls over broken glass to become a star. Azure Flame (or Cathie) tells the chilling story of how her family unit crumbled around her as she endured an abusive marriage, a scandalous custody battle, poverty and danger that came at her from all directions. At first, you get the impression (as Cathie did) that she had this perfect family and a TV show type of upbringing. But her family's true colors gradually bleed through to the point where she wonders if even her own mother was plotting against her. Though not an enjoyable read, the moments of gripping suspense combined with hilarious, smart-elick remarks makes this a real page turner. She takes the story even further by giving a rough, psychological analysis of events and people's motives which gives her story much more depth and makes the reader feel they are exploring the minds of each of the characters. I found it remarkable that even the darkest stories in this book have a bright, insightful tone. Her desire to give helpful advice and to teach people how to avoid making her mistakes is touchingly apparent. I loved this book and can't wait to read the sequel!!!