[1][2][3] Gray was born in Canberra, Australia in 1958. as a teenager while still at school, she was scouted by a leading Sydney agent for a modelling contract and after moving to Sydney, she became a successful model for fashion magazines including covers for Cleo and Dolly magazine and starred in national TV commercials including National Quintrix, Sunwhite Rice, Holden and Coca Cola.
[8] Gray went on to appear on the cover of Australian Playboy and was showcased in its best-selling actor profile and pictorial, and acted in two 1981 feature films, the SAFC funded comedy Pacific Banana, and The Best of Friends.
She then returned to Australia in 1983 looking to build on the interest in her own solo material (by CBS/Sony New York) and by imagining a sophisticated visual and electronic duo alternative.
[11] She released a DVD internationally by leading American independent distributor Monterey Media, in mainstream stores throughout USA, Canada and Australia and through streaming.
[1][15] Her first book was with Athena Starwoman and published in September 1996 titled “How to Turn Your Ex-Boyfriend into a Toad: And Other Spells for Love, Wealth, Beauty, and Revenge”.
[17] Gray was a contributing author to the academic medical book titled "Perspectives on Complementary and Alternative Medicines" edited by Professor Ian Olver (published by Imperial College Press).
[18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] Gray is also mentioned in two academic papers: Ritual-Design im rezenten Hexendiskurs : Transferprozesse und Konstruktionsformen von Ritualen auf Persönlichen Homepages by Kerstin Radde, and Reinventando tradições : representações e identidades da bruxaria neopagã no Brasil by Janluis Duarte.