Roman Gregory, born on March 2, 1971, in Vienna, Austria, is a musician and television presenter. He founded the quintet Alkbottle in 1990, which debuted with No sleep till Meidling in 1993. Their second album, Blader, fetter, lauter & a bißl mehr, released in 1994, earned them a gold certification for selling 25,000 copies. Alkbottle toured extensively and served as an opening act for notable bands such as Deep Purple and Bon Jovi. In 1998, the band disbanded, and Gregory began working as a freelancer and voice actor for Antenne Wien before moving to Ö3 Radio in 1999. He released his first solo album, Jenseits von Gut und Böse, in 2000 under Columbia. In 2006, he released the tribute album St. Martin - Roman Gregory singt Dean Martin.
