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Jon Steuer, also known as Jonny P. Jewels has died at 33-year-old. He was the lead singer of mid-aughts pop band the Soda Pop Kids, a restaurateur and a former
child star actor who played Worf’s son on
Star Trek: the Next Generation. In addition to his role as Alexander Rozhenko in Star Trek: the Next Generation, he also appeared in Little Giants and ABC sitcom Grace Under Fire. Born in California, Jonny left the Hollywood spotlight at 12-years-old and moved to Portland to pursue music, later opening up his own restaurant.
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Photo credit: Getty Images
Jon Steuer, also known as Jonny P. Jewels has died at 33-year-old. He was the lead singer of mid-aughts pop band the Soda Pop Kids, a restaurateur and a former
child star actor who played Worf’s son on
Star Trek: the Next Generation. In addition to his role as Alexander Rozhenko in Star Trek: the Next Generation, he also appeared in Little Giants and ABC sitcom Grace Under Fire. Born in California, Jonny left the Hollywood spotlight at 12-years-old and moved to Portland to pursue music, later opening up his own restaurant.
"I had never really gotten into acting for the stardom or the fame or the attention, I did it because I liked acting. That show brought a lot of press and attention around me and my personal life. I was right on the cusp of puberty, going through that awkward stage. To be put under a microscope like that is kind of a bizarre addition to your life that obviously not a lot of other people can relate to," he told The AV Club in 2015.
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Photo credit: Getty Images
Jon Steuer, also known as Jonny P. Jewels has died at 33-year-old. He was the lead singer of mid-aughts pop band the Soda Pop Kids, a restaurateur and a former
child star actor who played Worf’s son on
Star Trek: the Next Generation. In addition to his role as Alexander Rozhenko in Star Trek: the Next Generation, he also appeared in Little Giants and ABC sitcom Grace Under Fire. Born in California, Jonny left the Hollywood spotlight at 12-years-old and moved to Portland to pursue music, later opening up his own restaurant.
"I had never really gotten into acting for the stardom or the fame or the attention, I did it because I liked acting. That show brought a lot of press and attention around me and my personal life. I was right on the cusp of puberty, going through that awkward stage. To be put under a microscope like that is kind of a bizarre addition to your life that obviously not a lot of other people can relate to," he told The AV Club in 2015.
The Portland-base star’s cause of death has not yet been confirmed.
