Keith picked up the guitar at the age of eight (8) and was soon playing lead guitar for his family's three-piece band "The Wilson Wranglers" - along with his father and older brother, Mike. Eventually, Keith's younger sister, Denise, picked up the drums and her twin brother David learned to play bass guitar, creating a new family sound when Mike left the band. Both Keith and Denise eventually ended up playing full time for one of those local talents, Karen Breiner. "When the absence of a lead, bass, or utility player presented itself, I freelanced for the Midnight Express (Breiner's group)." He later became a regular member of the Midnight Express, playing the casino circuit, local, and regional venues, also headlining county fairs and opening for national acts. He stayed in the group until it disbanded in the winter of 2000. After that, Keith further honed his superior skills with the local club act "Cactus Hill". Keith has also written, arranged, and recorded music for local talents, including some songs that have received radio airplay. "That's one of the fondest aspects of my career." He brings all of this experience, his monster talent and electric smile to "The City Limit Band." "I hope to keep recording and maybe play in a Branson showhouse some day."
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Favorite Song: Steelin' Corn Favorite Artist: Famous Artists Worked With: Patsy Montana(the original yodeling cowgirl), Marvin Rainwater(a popular country star in the 1960s), Kevin Black(brother of country music superstar Clint), and Justin Tubb(son of honky-tonk legend Ernest) Hobbies: 
Meanwhile Keith polished his skills at the Red Barn Opry in Omaha,NE., where he eventually earned a full-time job. Denise followed. "For 12 years, I was fortunate enough to have worked with a wide variety of talented people," Keith said, "and with some who had status in the country music industry."
