Amy Jo Johnson

American/Canadian actress, singer, songwriter, scriptwriter, producer, director, musician and gymnast, who had a big breakthrough with her first serious role in February 1998, on the TV series "Felicity," playing best friend to the star Keri Russell. It was a time of mixed emotions as her mother Christine had cancer, of which she died in August. On 15 October 1999, Amy Jo played the starring role on a TV movie, "Sweetwater: A True Rock Story." She was equipped to take on the singing role as she has performed folk tunes around Los Angeles with her guitar.

Amy Jo grew up in Dennis, MA with sister Julie Clary and brother Greig Jr, three and four years older. At seven, she took up gymnastics and competed worldwide, obtaining Class One (just below Olympics caliber) status at 11. At 12, she fell from the bars and broke her elbow. Further arm injuries forced her retirement at 16. After high school, she studied acting at the famed Lee Strasberg Institute in New York. However, it was her gym skills that won her the part of the pink-suited Mighty Morphin Power Ranger in 1993.

She broke up with a boyfriend in 1999 and shares her Los Angeles cottage with her bulldog and two cats.

Johnson released her first song, "Puddle of Grace", when she was on Felicity. Since then, she has released a few solo albums.