I’m a former Sun staff journalist who went freelance in May 2007 and in my decade or more of journalism I’ve gained experience across a wealth of editorial genres and subject areas.

Ten14 Media is the result of more than 10 years in journalism, working in a range of fields including technology, gaming, hard news, consumer stories, showbiz, lifestyle, men’s/women’s interest and sport.

I have extensive online and digital publishing experience and was a founding member of The Sun Online, playing a key role in its development and continued success. I was the site’s founding writer, I launched and adapted many of its current sections and spent nearly five years as Features Editor and TV Editor.

My Gizmo section continues to date and is widely-regarded as one of the leading sources on technology in the national mainstream media.

I pride myself on producing informative, engaging and easy-to-understand copy and that ethos runs through the whole of our work and focus with Ten14.

I’ll still continue as a hack for hire writing for nationals such as the Mirror, Daily Mail, The Times, Sunday Times, News of the World and Sunday Mirror.

But Ten14 Media is my new challenge and it’s one I’m looking forward to working with you on.

At Ten14 I look after the TNA Wrestling account while devising our Training workshops for PRs, delivered alongside Jonathan.

That’s me above, pictured second from the right, with Westlife – just in case you were wondering who their good-looking new member was.

During my time at The Sun I performed every task imaginable: writing, subbing, editing, optimising for the web, creating podcasts and videos and continually developing new ideas, concepts and formats.

I regularly secured exclusive stories and features throughout the paper, including on the front page, as well as taking charge of the website when the Online Editor was away.

I launched our range of Podcasts – the first guest was then-Prime Minister Tony Blair – as well as Apps for iPhone and iPad and the hugely successful Biz Sessions.

I also indulged my passion for professional wrestling a little too much.

In the past, I have also worked for The Guardian, had a show on TalkSPORT radio and I’ve had articles published everywhere from Press Gazette to the Jewish Chronicle.

He’s also a Watford FC fan, but we won’t hold that against him.

Lee was born in an English supermarket in the 20th century and will die somewhere less glamorous in the 21st (he said that, not us!).

Over the course of 500 celebrity interviews he has worn out five dictaphones, been punched by two members of Green Day, drunk 9,000 coffees and been tickled by one third of Nirvana.

He’s been beaten at tennis by John McEnroe, beaten at football by David Beckham and beaten with a stick by Arnold Schwarzenegger’s security (well almost, it was more of a scuffle than an actual beating).

Lee secretly fears people will despise him for just name dropping like an idiot, but he’s gone with it anyway, just so he can point out he’s recently written world exclusives on Pete Doherty, Banksy and The Arctic Monkeys.

Lee currently writes for The Mail On Sunday, Rolling Stone, ShortList,The Observer, FHM, More, Q, and the Sunday Express among many others. He’s also has had his award-winning Q&As published in over 30 countries.

His specialist areas are football and music, although he has also written extensively on motoring, travel, food, technology and movies.

Prior to freelancing, Lee was Executive Editor at FHM magazine and he also spent several years in television production working on the likes of Band Of Brothers and Model Behaviour.