Tricia Leigh Fisher, born Tricia Leigh Fisher on 26 December 1968 in Burbank, California, is an American singer and actress who emerged from a family steeped in entertainment. Her early exposure to performance came through stage appearances with her mother, Connie Stevens, in Las Vegas shows, setting the stage for her later artistic pursuits. Tricia Leigh Fisher’s recording career began in 1990 when she signed with Atco Records and released her self‑titled debut album Tricia Leigh Fisher, featuring the modest‑hit single "Empty Beach" written by Dennis East. The same year the album Dreams followed, and the single "Let's Make The Time" was issued, expanding her presence in the electro‑pop scene. Throughout 1990, she also released the single "My Heart Holds On / Good As Gold", consolidating her early catalog. Although Tricia Leigh Fisher’s discography did not achieve major chart positions, her work contributed to the early 1990s electro‑pop landscape, and her single "Empty Beach" received airplay on contemporary hit radio. Tricia Leigh Fisher’s career has been primarily focused on her music releases and occasional collaborations, with no further studio albums issued after 1990, marking the end of her brief but focused recording output.