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Alan Fitzgerald launched his career with a bass, but some of his most beloved work was created after a shift to keyboards.The musician, often referred to as “Fitz,” turns 77 on July 16. More than five decades ago, he began a career that has stretched from Montrose’s early hard-rock years to Night Ranger’s MTV breakthrough, with additional work alongside Sammy Hagar, Van Halen, and the melodic rock supergroup Alliance.Fitzgerald joined Montrose in 1974, replacing original bassist Bill Church. He played on the band’s next two albums, Paper Money and Warner Bros. Presents… Montrose!. After leaving the group, he reunited with…

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