Kelly Gray is an American record producer and musician. He started playing guitar in the late 1970s as a founding member (along with Geoff Tate on lead vocals, who would eventually front Queensrÿche) of MYTH, a progressive rock band in the suburbs of Seattle, Wash. After MYTH disbanded, Gray went into a recording engineer career, working on various albums in the capacity of recording engineer, mixer, and eventually, producer. A number of MYTH dem...
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Kelly Gray is an American record producer and musician. He started playing guitar in the late 1970s as a founding member (along with Geoff Tate on lead vocals, who would eventually front Queensrÿche) of MYTH, a progressive rock band in the suburbs of Seattle, Wash. After MYTH disbanded, Gray went into a recording engineer career, working on various albums in the capacity of recording engineer, mixer, and eventually, producer. A number of MYTH demos appeared on the deluxe edition of Queensryche's 2007 "Sign of the Times: The Best of Queensryche" release. Some of these songs contained the same song titles and partial lyrics to many classic Queensryche tracks.
In 1998, after achieving success as a producer for a variety of bands, including Candlebox and Brother Cane, Gray became a guitarist in the progressive metal group Queensrÿche from 1998 to 2001, having replaced co-founder Chris DeGarmo. Gray produced the group's 1999 album, Q2K. Shortly after the release of 2001's Live Evolution,...
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