The net worth of Ross Lamont Valory, the musician known for his role as the bass player in the rock band Journey, is estimated to be around $30 million as of early 2017. This figure reflects the wealth he has accumulated throughout his career, which started in the late 1960s.
Valory began his musical journey in Lafayette, California, where he attended Acalanes High School. He embarked on his professional music endeavor during his teenage years when he joined a band called the Mystiques, which later evolved into Frumious Bandersnatch. His career took a significant turn in 1973 when he became one of the founding members of Journey, alongside fellow musician Neal Schon and former Santana manager Herbie Herbert.
The band’s breakthrough came with the release of their fourth album, “Infinity,” in 1978, which propelled them to immense fame and success. Valory’s net worth and popularity continued to grow as the band produced several successful albums and hit singles.
After a brief hiatus and a stint with the band The Storm, Valory rejoined Journey in 1995, contributing to the band’s continued success with hit songs like “When You Love a Woman” and “After All These Years.”
In addition to his work with Journey, Valory has collaborated with various other bands and artists, further enriching his musical career. His contributions have earned him recognition and a large fan base, solidifying his position as a respected musician in the industry.
Beyond his professional achievements, Valory has been married twice and has enjoyed a fulfilling personal life alongside his successful music career.
