While at KODJ, M.G. Kelly formed an oldies cover band for the purpose of performing at station events.  He dusted off his drums, handed a tambourine to his wife, Kelli Kelly, gave her the stage name of Good Golly Miss Molly, gathered some really hot L.A. Musicians and the group became M.G. Kelly and The G-Men.  As a result of KODJ's promotion, the band took off!  The G-Men was the opening act for just about every oldies concert that hit Los Angeles.

About The G-Men, Kelly recalls:
"I was very limited in the singing department, so I left most of that task to the rest of the band members.  However, it gave me the opportunity to take my "radio shtick" on stage.  I still consider those days with 'The G-Men' some of the most exciting times of my career."

The G-Men are the opening act for
The Mamas and The Papas at Knott's Berry Farm.

"Do I what? Will I what?
Oh baby, You know what I like!"

 
 The Universal Amphitheatre features The G-Men.

Good Golly Miss Molly!

 
Prior to The Beach Boys at The L.A. Coliseum