History & Biography Randy O and his band Odin released a debut Studio EP, called Don’t Take No For An Answer, in 1985. It sold well for Greenworld Records charting in Japan. Their success landed them a segment in the 1988 Music Documentary, Decline Of The Western Civilization Part II.
Randy would leave Odin later. He was personally signed to Vicky Hamilton’s management company (managing acts such as Guns N’ Roses, Mötley Crüe, Poison and Stryper).
Randy landed a record deal with Atlantic Records in 1988 and would release his first solo record in 1990 entitled Lost & Found with his new band Lostboys featuring Jeff Duncan (who replaced the initial guitarist Steve Mojica), lead guitarist of Odin and Randy’s brother Pat Gainor. The monicker was inspired by the Peter Pan movie and when children falling out of their cribs land in a lost island. They are the ‘lost boys.’ The sole album came out in 1990, yet by 1991 it was all over and Randy quit music… until Odin’s reunion.
FnA Records released From Demos To Atlantic in 2023, an 18-track album of demo songs that eventually got the Lostboys signed to Atlantic Records in the last century. The band featured Randy O., formerly of Odin, Jeff Duncan the lead guitarist of Odin and his brother Pat Gainor.
Randy ended up working in television, on animation for films and then moved to Tennessee.
Randy Roberg is the cousin of Jerry Dixon from Warrant.
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