Billie Seeland
General Manager
Billie Seeland is the General Manager and a bass guitar teacher at School of Rock Princeton. A former School of Rock Princeton student, Billie brings a deep understanding of the program from both a student and leadership perspective.
Billie began their musical journey at School of Rock Princeton in 2011, where they were an active member of the School of Rock House Band. After graduating, they continued to grow within the School of Rock network, teaching bass guitar and directing performances at multiple locations, including Doylestown, Philadelphia, and Princeton.
As a bass guitar teacher, Billie supports students as they develop strong foundational skills and learn what it means to play confidently within a band. Their firsthand experience as a School of Rock student allows them to connect easily with young musicians and understand the challenges and milestones students experience along the way.
In their role as General Manager, Billie oversees daily operations, enrollment, and family communication, working closely with the Music Director and instructors to ensure a consistent, well-organized experience for students and parents. At School of Rock Princeton, Billie is committed to maintaining a welcoming, well-run environment where students feel supported and families feel confident in their choice of music education.
Chris Baker
Guitar Teacher, Bass Guitar Teacher
Chris "Crisbie" Baker elevates the music scene at School of Rock Princeton, NJ, and beyond. This multi-instrumentalist powerhouse brings over a decade of experience teaching and performing on stages across the U.S. and internationally, electrifying audiences worldwide as lead guitarist for rock artist Eric13 (Combichrist) on multiple international tours. His impressive recording history boasts collaborations with renowned artists like DMC of Run-DMC. His passion for music extends to nurturing the next generation of musicians and is a sought-after instructor at School of Rock Princeton, where he ignites a love for music in students of all ages and skill levels. His expertise extends beyond guitar, encompassing bass, drums, and vocals, making him a true multi-instrumental ace. Chris isn't just about sharing his knowledge; he's also a creative force. He's pouring his heart into his debut album with the exciting new project, Ego Planet. He also shreds guitar for The Way Outs, captivating audiences with his dynamic performances.
Lexi Campion
Music Director
Lexi Campion is the Music Director, Director of the Touring House Band, and a drum instructor at School of Rock Princeton. She brings a strong combination of performance experience, leadership, and organization to the school’s programs, helping students grow through structured rehearsals and live performance.
Lexi began playing drums at age nine and has performed with a wide range of bands and ensembles, developing a deep understanding of rhythm, preparation, and ensemble playing. Her background as a working musician continues today as a guitarist and vocalist with the Philadelphia-based band Grayling, currently signed to 6131 Records.
Lexi holds a degree in Music Industry from Drexel University, with minors in Business Administration and Marketing. This training allows her to guide students not only in musicianship, but also in understanding how preparation, commitment, and professionalism support long-term success in music.
As Music Director and Director of the Touring House Band, Lexi oversees show planning, rehearsals, and performance opportunities at every stage. Parents value her clear communication and thoughtful leadership, while students benefit from her ability to challenge them appropriately and keep performances organized, focused, and rewarding.
At School of Rock Princeton, Lexi plays a central role in maintaining program quality, ensuring students feel supported as they build skills, confidence, and a genuine love of performing music.
George Allan
Keyboard + Piano Teacher, Bass Guitar Teacher, Guitar Teacher
George Allan is a keyboard and piano teacher, guitar teacher, bass guitar teacher, and the Rookies and Rock 101 Director at School of Rock Princeton. He works closely with younger and early-stage students, helping them build strong musical foundations and feel confident from the very beginning of their School of Rock experience.
George combines classical training with modern music production, bringing a practical and well-rounded approach to each lesson. He holds an MFA in Sound Design, which allows him to connect musical concepts to real-world application in a way that feels engaging and relevant for today’s students.
As Rookies and Rock 101 Director, George focuses on guiding students through their earliest band and performance experiences. He helps beginners develop rhythm, listening skills, and group awareness, while supporting smooth transitions into the core performance programs.
At School of Rock Princeton, George balances structure and creativity, helping students build skills, stay motivated, and develop a lasting connection to making music as part of a band.
Jim McCandless
Drum Teacher
Jim McCandless is a drum instructor at School of Rock Princeton. He brings extensive touring experience and a strong commitment to music education into his work with students.
Jim earned an Associate degree in Music Performance from The Collective School of Music before touring nationally and internationally with a range of British and American artists. His background as a working drummer shapes a practical, performance-focused approach to teaching.
In the studio, Jim emphasizes timing, consistency, and preparation, helping students understand how drumming functions within a live band setting. He works with students at different stages of development, supporting those who are just starting out as well as drummers preparing for performance.
At School of Rock Princeton, Jim creates a structured and encouraging environment where students build skills, confidence, and a strong connection to playing music on stage.
Alex Leniz
Guitar Teacher, Bass Guitar Teacher
Alex is a guitar and bass guitar teacher at School of Rock Princeton. He brings a broad musical background into the studio, shaped by formal study and extensive touring experience.
Alex studied classical guitar and jazz at the collegiate level before touring throughout the East Coast with his band, Common Crime. His experience across multiple styles allows him to support students with different interests and goals, from foundational skills to more advanced playing.
As a teacher, Alex emphasizes a song-first approach, helping students learn technique, theory, and musical concepts through the songs they enjoy most. This method keeps students engaged while building practical skills they can apply immediately.
At School of Rock Princeton, Alex works with students on guitar and bass guitar, supporting steady progress while encouraging curiosity, creativity, and a strong connection to music.
Anthony DeCarlo
Guitar Teacher, Bass Guitar Teacher
Anthony DeCarlo is a guitar teacher at School of Rock Princeton. A Trenton, New Jersey native, Anthony brings nearly three decades of playing experience into the studio, grounded in formal training and extensive professional performance.
Anthony studied guitar for twelve years with respected local instructor Ernie White before earning a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. His background combines disciplined study with real-world performance at the highest levels.
As a performer, Anthony has appeared on major national stages, including The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the Grand Ole Opry. He has worked with a wide range of artists across genres, including DJ Jazzy Jeff, Queen Latifah, Ne-Yo, Jazmine Sullivan, and Giveon.
At School of Rock Princeton, Anthony draws on his deep experience to help students develop strong guitar skills, musical awareness, and an understanding of what professional performance demands.
Diego Dominguez
Vocal Teacher, Keyboard + Piano Teacher
Diego Dominguez is a vocal teacher and keyboard + piano teacher at School of Rock Princeton. Originally from Houston, Texas, Diego brings more than a decade of performance and teaching experience into the studio, grounded in formal training and live performance.
Diego earned a bachelor’s degree in Musical Theatre from Rider University and completed a voice performance degree at Westminster Choir College. During their time at Westminster, they performed with the Westminster Symphonic Choir and appeared in numerous musical theatre and cabaret productions, developing strong skills in vocal technique, ensemble singing, and stage presentation.
In addition to voice, Diego has spent more than seven years studying piano, using the instrument to support musical understanding and vocal development. Their experience across classical, jazz, pop, rock, R&B, and musical theatre allows them to adapt instruction to different learning styles and musical interests.
At School of Rock Princeton, Diego works with students on voice and keyboard and piano, helping them develop technique, musical confidence, and expressive control in a structured, supportive environment.