Keel was one of many glam metal bands to emerge from Los Angeles during the 1980s. While best known for the single "The Right to Rock," Keel released five studio albums between 1984 and 1989. Unable to attain the commercial or critical success of other glam metals acts, Keel broke up in 1989 but reunited to produce a sixth studio album. Failing to chart, the band broke up shortly thereafter, reuniting a second time in 2008 with its seventh studio album "Streets of Rock & Roll" dropping in 2010.
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