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Keith Roth on Ozzy's Boneyard. Veteran rock musician for more than 25 years, Keith Roth has recorded on over 50 records and produced, performed and toured with many national artists. He now shares stories from his rock and radio career with you on Ozzy’s Boneyard.
29 de oct. de 2022 · Keith Roth has been a rock 'n' roll musician for more than 25 years and has performed, produced, and toured with a wide variety of national performers. He, Shawn Mars, Damian Cordisco, and Scotti Hill got together to form Chrome Daddy and write some tunes, play some shows.
19 de may. de 2016 · As faded rock star Jack Ainsley — a one-hit wonder from the glam-rock ’80s-’90s who hails from the Jersey Shore — Keith Roth is right at home in William DeVizia’s new drama “Let Me Down Hard.” Roth, a radio personality and the frontman for area rockers Frankenstein 3000, wears the role like a second
Keith Roth & 80s Hair Band Rock. Lead Singer and Guitarist with The Dictators and Frankenstein 3000 ,A Veteran Musician For More Than 30 Years, Keith Roth Has Recorded On Over 50 Records as well as Producing ,Performing And/Or Touring With Many Music Icons,Now He Shares Stories From His Rock And Radio Career With You.
Keith Roth on Ozzy's Boneyard. Veteran rock musician for more than 25 years, Keith Roth has recorded on over 50 records and produced, performed and toured with many national artists. He now shares stories from his rock and radio career with you on Ozzy’s Boneyard. Show Schedule. All Hosts. Schedule. All times listed EDT.
Sirius XM host Keith Roth of Ozzy’s Boneyard & Hair Nation talks about his first musical memories and entering the rock scene. Keith has been with Sirius since 2002 and has been playing guitar in his band Frankenstein 3000 for over twenty years. He recently starred as Jack Ainsely in the award winning film “Let Me Down Hard,” which won ...
This week we are honored to be joined by Keith Roth from SiriusXM's Ozzy's Boneyard and Hair Nation. Keith is a HUGE KISS fan and joins to talk about KISS, t...
