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Roxx Regime
- Country of origin:
- United States
- Location:
- Orange County, California
- Status:
- Changed name
- Formed in:
- 1980
- Genre:
- Traditional Heavy Metal
- Lyrical themes:
- Christianity
- Last label:
- Unsigned/independent
| Last known | |
| Timothy Gaines | Bass |
| See also: Stryper, ex-King James, ex-Sindizzy | |
| Robert Sweet | Drums |
| See also: Dbeality, Menchen, Stryper, Subdux, The Seventh Power, ex-Titanic, ex-Final Axe, ex-Blank, ex-blissed, ex-King James, ex-Lithium X, ex-Robert Sweet | |
| Richard "Oz Fox" Martinez | Guitars |
| See also: Bloodgood, Stryper, ex-Sin Dizzy | |
| Michael Sweet | Vocals (lead), Guitars |
| See also: Stryper, Michael Sweet, ex-Boston | |
| Past | |
| Richard Oderbagen | Guitars |
| C.C. DeVille | Guitars |
| See also: Poison, ex-Samantha 7 | |
| John Van Tongeren | Keyboards |
| Eric Johnson | Bass (1980-?) |
| See also: Springer | |
| John Voorhees | Guitars (1982-1983) |
| Scott Lane | Guitars (1982-1983) |
| See also: ex-Max Havoc, ex-Salty Dog, ex-Soleil Rouge | |
| Timothy Gaines | Bass |
| See also: Stryper, ex-King James, ex-Sindizzy | |
| Robert Sweet | Drums |
| See also: Dbeality, Menchen, Stryper, Subdux, The Seventh Power, ex-Titanic, ex-Final Axe, ex-Blank, ex-blissed, ex-King James, ex-Lithium X, ex-Robert Sweet | |
| Richard "Oz Fox" Martinez | Guitars |
| See also: Bloodgood, Stryper, ex-Sin Dizzy | |
| Michael Sweet | Vocals (lead), Guitars |
| See also: Stryper, Michael Sweet, ex-Boston | |
| Richard Oderbagen | Guitars |
| C.C. DeVille | Guitars |
| See also: Poison, ex-Samantha 7 | |
| John Van Tongeren | Keyboards |
| Eric Johnson | Bass (1980-?) |
| See also: Springer | |
| John Voorhees | Guitars (1982-1983) |
| Scott Lane | Guitars (1982-1983) |
| See also: ex-Max Havoc, ex-Salty Dog, ex-Soleil Rouge | |
| Added by: Spider_X | Modified by: JohnnyDays |
| Added on: 2007-01-27 18:43:14 | Last modified on: 2013-05-15 08:51:00 |
| View update history | View report history |
After Roxx Regime became a Christian band, they rewrote the songs from the band's demo tape to reflect their faith. They were soon signed by Enigma Records. The record company liked the band and their music, but suggested they change their name. With that, Roxx Regime became Stryper.
Released a 6-track demo before the ...