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Keel
- Country of origin:
- United States
- Location:
- Los Angeles, California
- Status:
- Active
- Formed in:
- 1983
- Genre:
- Heavy Metal/Hard Rock
- Lyrical themes:
- Rock/Metal, Partying, Pride, Women
- Current label:
- EMP Label Group
- Years active:
- 1983-1990, 1998, 2009-present
| Current | |
| Jeff “The Rev” Koller | Drums |
| Dave "DC" Cothern | Guitars |
| Dakota Scott | Keyboards |
| Ron Keel | Vocals, Guitars (1983-1990, 1998, 2009-present) |
| See also: ex-Steeler, ex-Saber Tiger, ex-Lust, ex-Iron Horse, ex-Ron Keel's Fair Game, ex-Ronnie Lee Keel | |
| Geno “El Diablo” Arce | Bass (2009-present) |
| Past | |
| Steve Purcell | Guitars (session) |
| See also: ex-David Lee Murphy, ex-Hell's Bell's, ex-Lazy Susan, ex-Sam McCaslin | |
| Philip Wolfe | Keyboards (Guest) |
| See also: Glass Wolfe, Philip Wolfe, ex-Impellitteri | |
| Kenny Chaisson | Bass (1983-1990, 1998) |
| See also: ex-Forty Thieves, ex-Metal Beast | |
| Bobby Marks | Drums (1983) |
| See also: ex-Steeler, ex-London, ex-Dokken (live) | |
| Steve Riley | Drums (1983-1985) |
| See also: ex-W.A.S.P., ex-L.A. Guns, ex-Roadmaster, ex-Steppenwolf, ex-The B'zz, ex-The Lawyers | |
| Bryan Jay | Guitars (1983-1990, 1998, 2009-?) |
| See also: ex-Sexist, ex-Dogbone | |
| Marc Ferrari | Guitars (1983-1989, 1998, 2009-?) |
| See also: ex-Cold Sweat, ex-Medicine Wheel | |
| David Michael Philips | Guitars (1984) |
| See also: Icon, ex-Tempest, Big Cock, King Kobra, Liquid Black, Schoolboys, Steelshine, Tomcats, Tunnel, ex-Alex Masi, ex-Lizzy Borden | |
| Dwain Miller | Drums (1985-1990, 1998, 2009) |
| See also: ex-Rhett Forrester, ex-Dogbone, ex-Mr. Dirty, ex-Savage Master | |
| Scott Warren | Keyboards (1987-1990) |
| See also: Joshua Perahia, Hellion (live), ex-Dio, ex-Sledge Leather, ex-Heaven & Hell (live), Dio Disciples, ex-Type O Negative (live), ex-Berlin, ex-Warrant (live) | |
| Past (Live) | |
| Tony Palmucci | Guitars |
| See also: ex-Dee Snider | |
| Keith Robert | Guitars |
| Jeff “The Rev” Koller | Drums |
| Dave "DC" Cothern | Guitars |
| Dakota Scott | Keyboards |
| Ron Keel | Vocals, Guitars (1983-1990, 1998, 2009-present) |
| See also: ex-Steeler, ex-Saber Tiger, ex-Lust, ex-Iron Horse, ex-Ron Keel's Fair Game, ex-Ronnie Lee Keel | |
| Geno “El Diablo” Arce | Bass (2009-present) |
| Steve Purcell | Guitars (session) |
| See also: ex-David Lee Murphy, ex-Hell's Bell's, ex-Lazy Susan, ex-Sam McCaslin | |
| Philip Wolfe | Keyboards (Guest) |
| See also: Glass Wolfe, Philip Wolfe, ex-Impellitteri | |
| Kenny Chaisson | Bass (1983-1990, 1998) |
| See also: ex-Forty Thieves, ex-Metal Beast | |
| Bobby Marks | Drums (1983) |
| See also: ex-Steeler, ex-London, ex-Dokken (live) | |
| Steve Riley | Drums (1983-1985) |
| See also: ex-W.A.S.P., ex-L.A. Guns, ex-Roadmaster, ex-Steppenwolf, ex-The B'zz, ex-The Lawyers | |
| Bryan Jay | Guitars (1983-1990, 1998, 2009-?) |
| See also: ex-Sexist, ex-Dogbone | |
| Marc Ferrari | Guitars (1983-1989, 1998, 2009-?) |
| See also: ex-Cold Sweat, ex-Medicine Wheel | |
| David Michael Philips | Guitars (1984) |
| See also: Icon, ex-Tempest, Big Cock, King Kobra, Liquid Black, Schoolboys, Steelshine, Tomcats, Tunnel, ex-Alex Masi, ex-Lizzy Borden | |
| Dwain Miller | Drums (1985-1990, 1998, 2009) |
| See also: ex-Rhett Forrester, ex-Dogbone, ex-Mr. Dirty, ex-Savage Master | |
| Scott Warren | Keyboards (1987-1990) |
| See also: Joshua Perahia, Hellion (live), ex-Dio, ex-Sledge Leather, ex-Heaven & Hell (live), Dio Disciples, ex-Type O Negative (live), ex-Berlin, ex-Warrant (live) | |
| Past | |
| Tony Palmucci | Guitars |
| See also: ex-Dee Snider | |
| Keith Robert | Guitars |
| Added by: Runehammer | Modified by: wojty666 |
| Added on: 2002-08-17 19:19:03 | Last modified on: 2019-03-11 13:37:49 |
Since the 2000 years Keel released his albums under the moniker Ron Keel and Ron Keel Band (Style Hard Rock/Southern Rock, partly with country influences). In 2010 he released an album in the almost complete original line-up again under the band name Keel. He also released a pure Country Album (1995 - Western Country) and a Country-Compilation (2003 - The Country ...