Frank spent the first decade of his life growing up in Cleveland, Ohio.  The Sontag family moved to Hollywood in the summer of 1965 where his father landed a job in the electrical department of Universal Studios.  Four years later, Sontag attended Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, where he graduated at the age of sixteen in 1972.  Sontag attended college, taking courses to explore his interests in mathematics, psychology and veterinary medicine.  He also tried his hand at a number of different jobs which included a supermarket store manager, a fire insurance inspector, and a warehouse manager for a private airplane parts company.  He even worked alongside his father for a short time, learning the ropes as a lighting technician in the movie industry.  He enjoyed playing basketball in his youth and briefly in college.  In addition, he worked as an assistant men’s and women’s basketball coach for both high school and college basketball teams.  None of this was able to truly hold his interest. 

        Sontag would have a life-changing moment on June 17, 1984 when he was involved in a near-fatal motorcycle crash.  He was rear ended by another motorist, driving in excess of 100 mph on impact.  The injuries he sustained would later take years to heal.  Soon after the accident, Sontag sold all of his belongings and moved to North Lake Tahoe where he spent a long cold winter, locked in a cabin with only the basic necessities.  It was this experience Sontag now refers to as the beginning of his "wake-up call" where he began to reassess everything he held true about life which included his own perceptions about himself.  Sontag began to discover several spiritual leaders and teachers through their writings and oratory works.  He started practicing meditation and pursuing the many realms of consciousness and self-actualization.

        Sontag returned to Southern California in September 1985 where he was hired as a radio broadcaster at 95.5 KLOS-FM in Los Angeles.  There he has been a disc-jockey, news director, sportscaster, and board operator for the highly successful Mark & Brian radio program.  Sontag has hosted, the Impact program for 22 years, at KLOS from November 1987 to February 2009 and from June 2009 to present on www.talkradioone.com.  Sontag continues to share his life message through his public speaking and personal coaching. He is married to Erin and has an adult daughter, Lindsay and a young son, Dante.