True story. It started with rejection. On a Saturday night in 1995, a young guy had just moved to New York. He tried to get into a club. He couldn’t. Unlike every other guy who got shot down by the bouncer, Andrew Fox decided to do something about it.

ClubNYC.com was born. Since then, it expanded into Clubplanet.com, helping over 2 million people—and counting—get past the velvet rope. One of the few dot-com survivors, Andrew started four companies including an Internet Service Provider, a web design firm, and a wireless communications company. After selling the other three, Andrew devoted himself to Clubplanet’s growth.

In 2004, Andrew co-founded Live2Net, which is the holding company for Clubplanet, Track Entertainment, Wantickets.com, NewYears.com, CoolJunkie.com, and other proprietary sites.

These days, he gets in any club he wants.

Dave McComb is like an action figure. He has a secret identity. By day, he’s Track’s Chief Information Officer, overseeing a tech team that maintains the IT infrastructure, builds websites, and supports client development projects. By night? He’s an old school clubbing legend, having co-founded Clubplanet.com along with Andrew Fox.

Dave launched his career on Wall Street at Goldman Sachs, before leaving to manage the IT infrastructure at InterWorld, a small NYC e-commerce company. He later founded a consulting business, owned an ISP and web design firm, and created the Clubplanet.com website.

He looks fabulous in a pimp costume.

The name "Stephane McGarry" is to Canadian nightlife what "Donald Trump" is to New York business. The man’s a living legend.

Before joining Track, Stephane was the Vice President of Donald K Donald Events, building deep, long-term relationships across Canadian nightlife. Over the years he’s worked with corporations like MEXX, Labatt Blue, Budweiser, The Montreal Alouett, and celebrities from Wayne Gretzky to Jamie Foxx.

He’s also the architect of "Big DJ, Small Club" and "Jet to Ibiza," two nightlife phenomena that are still whispered about to this day.

It started with white socks. In a coffee shop brainstorming on business ideas, Chris noticed a guy walk in, wearing a nice suit and white socks. That triggered the idea for an online forum - a place where guys could get simple tips for everything in their lives. The result? AskMen.com was born.

Along with his partner Luis Rodrigues, Chris co-founded the site in 1999. It started small. Then it grew. And grew. And grew. With Chris leading biz dev and traffic generation, it exploded as the largest online destination for men (over 7 million monthly unique visitors).

And he (usually) wears the right colored socks.

At the age of four, Erick sold his first product: a bitter-tasting lemonade for a whopping $1.06 per glass. You can say that's when the sales bug bit him.

Since 1996, Erick has been working in the digital world pounding and selling his way to becoming the  owner of highly successful Internet companies including NetWorldMedia.com, the biggest privately owned Canadian ad network, and DoYouLookGood.com, the active social network for really, really, really good-looking people (with over half a million unique visitors per month). Now he is focused on selling the pants off Track Entertainment's amazing line-up of web properties.

Prior to founding Track Media, Ethan served as VP of Business Development for MusicVision. During that time, Ethan was responsible for developing a network of 500 online publishers across several entertainment verticals including music, sports, lifestyle, and gaming.

Prior to MusicVision, Ethan was Director of Corporate Development for UGO.com, a growing game and entertainment portal for 18-34 year old males.

Ethan got his start in entertainment as a Talent Agent for Abrams Artists Agency, negotiating contracts for Film, TV and Theatre personalities. Ethan also has a JD from Brooklyn Law School.

Over a beer, ask Lee Heiman about partying with Bono. He’s got some good stories.

With three decades of experience managing, producing, and working with artists like U2, The B52s, Talking Heads, The Marshall Tucker Band, Sugar Ray, and everyone from Def Leppard to Michael Jackson, Lee Heiman has seen it all. The man knows music.

When he joined Track in 1989, his passion for music spread to marketing, production, and events—and fueled the company’s record growth. As the company’s President, Lee oversees all divisions, and also serves as the Executive Producer of all live events. In 2004, he co-founded Live2Net.

Fun tidbit: he got his start by forming the original Daryl Hall and John Oates fan club, selling their t-shirts on the road.

If you’re under the age of 17, don’t read this paragraph. It’s not for the kiddies. Still there? You’ve been warned. Barak got his big break in the nightlife business through one very, ah, “adult” skill. Go-go dancing. The man’s a SoCal dancing legend.

As the now fully-clothed President, founder, and creator of Wantickets.com, Barak established an unprecedented dominance over the nightlife ticketing field before Wantickets was acquired by Track in 2004. Barak now runs the entire ticketing division of Track.

With his dancing days behind him, you’re now more likely to spot Barak in one of those “death yoga” studios with 100+ degree heat.

If you could pick any moment in history to start a website, the absolute most challenging, doomed-to-failure date would be 1999, just months before the “internets” burst like one of Pamela Anderson’s saline balloons.

But Luis Rodrigues likes a challenge. As co-founder of AskMen.com, Luis headed up operations, drove business development, and helped with the marketing initiatives that made the site so dominant. At Track, he’ll oversee the online strategies for the company, including innovative design and strategic third-party partnerships

Given AskMen’s focus on models, booze, cars, and trendy lifestyle, guess one of Luis’ favorite hobbies? Gardening. Go figure.

Lisa Berlin is the glue that holds the company together. She’s like the mom. In a firm chock full of characters and entrepreneurs, she provides the steady hand that creates, builds, and nurtures relationships.

Lisa is the Senior Vice President of Track Entertainment, in charge of all new business, corporate relationships, and key client acquisitions. Before joining Track, Lisa worked as account executive at several New York-based ad agencies.

But even Lisa has her skeletons. Quick confession: When she was 11, she was selected to dance in a spoof video of Saturday Night Fever.

It’s one thing to be an early starter. Alex Frias took it to a whole new level. At the age of 12—TWELVE, when most kids were egging houses--Alex launched his own sports magazine.

As Managing Director, Alex oversees the marketing, sales, business development, and all day-to-day operations of Clubplanet.com, nocheLatina.com, and NewYears.com. In 2005, Alex founded nocheLatina.com; conceptualizing and developing the Latin lifestyle website from birth.

A health nut, he has something like 0.00001% body fat. It comes at a price: two daily protein shakes.

What do Kanye West, the Tribeca Film Festival, and Gwen Stefani have in common? They’ve all had events produced by Jesse Conn.

Starting out in Atlanta’s live music industry, Jesse has produced over 300 shows ranging from niche, tastemaker events to sprawling, 30,000-person mega-concerts. As Track’s Director of Events, he oversees the production of all company productions.

He also makes a killer margarita. His secret recipe: 3 parts Don Julio Anejo, 1 part Grand Marnier, splash of sweet and sour, splash of OJ, fresh lime, on the rocks.