Glen Shaffer is a high energy singer-songwriter-musician. He was born in Grafton, West Virginia and grew up around Bridgeport and Clarksburg. Glen is a self-taught guitarist with a unique style, boundless energy and unstoppable enthusiasm. He is well known locally for his solo act The Glen Shaffer Show and also for Crimson Reign. He also played in Rock Bottom.

Glen now plays lead guitar and sings in MzBHavn, a local variety country rock outfit.

Some of Glen's accomplishments include:

• His composition Mountain Man won first place in March 2004 at the WCLG Open Mike Contest at Winston's Bar and Grill and first place in the Folk category of the July 2004 Song of the Year contest
• His composition Comforting Shoulder won second place in the July 2004 Song of the Month contest
• His composition Song for Jay recieved an honorable mention in the April 2004 Song of the Year contest
• He won first place in Level Two of the Colgate Country Showdown contest with Shannon Shields
• He played lead and acoustic guitar and sang backup for Curb Records recording artist Rodney Atkins. ("Honesty" and "Someone To Share It With")
• He played lead guitar and sang backup vocals for Dreamworks recording artist Mike Walker. ("Honey Do" and "Memphis Women & Chicken")
• He appeared as an extra in the Montgomery Gentry video "Hell, Yeah"
• He played on the Food Network's "Forty Dollars a Day in Nashville" show