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Lance was born and raised in Missoula, Montana to the parents of Bev and Ron Jones. He has two brothers, Chong Jones and Brent Jones (deceased 1981). He went to Hellgate High School, where he was on the Varsity Track and Field Team. He was as Academic All-American and in Who's Who in High Schools for three years. He was also a member of the USA Track and Field Junior teams representing the U.S.A. in the Friendship Games in China and South Korea.
Lance attended Jamestown College with a Track and Field/Academic Scholarship. He graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. He majored in: History/Political Science, Studio Art, Theatre, and Secondary Education. He also received minors in: French, Asian Studies and Art History. During this time, Lance earned great recognition as an artist, displaying his works throughout Montana, North Dakota, Idaho, Minnesota and parts of Europe. His works have also been displayed in the White House after winning the Governor's Award for the state of North Dakota.
Lance moved to Salmon, Idaho in the late nineties to teach High School. During his stay in Salmon, he was involved in directing the Community Theatre and participating on the Arts Council. He received great recognition for his direction for the productions of, "Steele Magnolias" and "The Cemetery Club."
He was accepted to Film Actors Boot Camp headed by actress Dawn Wells and moved to Los Angeles. He as appeared on daytimes, "The Young and the Restless," "General Hospital," and "Passions." He also has appeared on numerous television shows like, "The Drew Carey Show," "Ally McBeal,"The West Wing," Just Shoot Me," and "Spin City", Lance can be seen on the television science fiction show, "Last Rights" as Justin, the holy man with a dark past. His film credits include, "Crossing Acheron", "Save the Mavericks", "The Princess Diaries", "The Sweetest Thing", "A River Runs Through It" and "The Horse Whisperer."
Lance is a proud member of S.A.G., A.E.A., A.F.T.R.A. and A.G.V.A. He is also a member and supporter of The Actors Fund and S.T.A.G.E. foundations.
