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Gary Keefer was born August 7, 1983, in Preston County, WV to Darla Wright Keefer and Mike Keefer. Gary is a professional drummer performing in Southern Maryland, and West Virginia. In a local paper Southern Maryland News, the band was featured^[1] under a 'Band of the Week' article. "A former state drum corps champion,^[2] Keefer has played country, hair metal and jazz. He also writes the lyrics."

He collaborated with Ryan Thompson in 2000,^[1] to form what later became Broken Stigma band.

Gary wrote lyrics and his performance was recorded on Broken Stigma's first album, Broken Glass^[3] on February 1, 2007. And also the second album The Road, released only electronically on CD Baby.^[4]

As of November 2013 Gary sang and drummed for Voodoo Monkey band, with former Broken Stigma members Erich Donahue, Andy Parker and Susie Parker.