Alan Meltzer left $1.5 million to doorman and driver

Music executive Alan Meltzer reportedly left $1.5 million to his faithful doorman and driver when he passed away.

He left $1 million to his chauffeur and $500,000 to his doorman after his sudden death last October.

The 67-year-old founder of Wind-Up Records had divorced his wife a year before his death and they had no children

The entrepreneur was also a well-known face on the poker circuit and appeared on cable television show High Stakes Poker in 2009.

In 2009, Meltzer made an appearance on High Stakes Poker and played many big pots against the likes of Tom Dwan, Phil Laak, Eli Elezra and Doyle Brunson. He played one memorable pot with Dwan and saw more than $500,000 end up in the middle.