Jetboy is an American hard rock band hailing from the vibrant music scene of San Francisco during the mid-1980s. Embracing the glam metal aesthetic with a gritty, streetwise attitude, Jetboy was founded by guitarists Billy Rowe and Fernie Rod, bassist Todd Crew, vocalist Mickey Finn, and drummer Ron Tostenson. Their initial rise was marked by energetic live shows and a raw, infectious sound that captured the rebellious spirit of the era. Jetboy's journey has been one marked by both notable high points and challenging setbacks, including lineup changes and shifts in the musical landscape.

Despite not achieving the massive commercial success of some of their contemporaries, Jetboy has maintained a loyal cult following throughout the years. The band's discography is punctuated by a string of well-received albums and hard-hitting singles such as "Feel The Shake" and "Damned Nation". After an extended hiatus, Jetboy made a triumphant return to the rock scene with the release of "Born to Fly" in 2019, an album that showcased their undiminished energy and passion for music. Their most recent releases offer a mixture of re-recorded classics and covers, demonstrating both respect for their roots and a continuous zest for rock and roll. Jetboy's enduring legacy is one of tenacity, evolution, and an indelible contribution to the soundtrack of American hard rock.