Stacey Williams (born April 15, 1968) is an American fashion model.

Originally from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania and a graduate of Cumberland Valley High School, she was featured in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues from 1991 to 1998. She has also appeared in minor films such as The Dogwalker and Gangster World, and she had a brief role in the feature film, Jerry Maguire.

Growing up on the sunny west coast of Florida with a dad that could sing and whistle like a bird, Stacey began her musical journey at the age of 3. Her knack for entertaining and performing eventually led her to singing with local bands and starring in theatrical productions. After attending The North Carolina School of the Arts, she fullfilled her dream of singing, acting and surviving in New York City where she has been seen singing with legends like Jack Bruce and Mac Gollehon's Smokin Section. Stacey began writing and recording her earthy rock tunes in 1999 and performs monthly with her original band "Monday Road" at NYC clubs such as The C Note, The Lion's Den, Finally Fred's and Kenny's Castaways. Her CD title track "Me Myself and I" closes an indie-feature film called Manfast which has been winning awards in film festivals throughout the country and will be opening in AMC Theaters across Florida. To hear Stacey's music click on the email address below and send a request. To see where she's playing next, read the UPDATES section below. Stacey would like to thank Brett Williams, Adam Snyder and Lance Doss for their talent and selfless hard work.