Known professionally as Andy G or Andy Gee, Andy is a Staffordshire-based music industry veteran who served as retail manager for Mike Lloyd Music, overseeing five stores, including the Mike Lloyd Megastore located in Hanley, along with shops in Newcastle, Wolverhampton, and Stafford. He also managed Lotus Records in Hanley and operated its mail order service, which later transitioned to Mike Lloyd Music mail order, functioning from 1979 until 1996. Under his supervision, Mike Lloyd Music expanded its operations to include a wholesale division and more.

In 1983, Andy played a pivotal role in the collaboration between Lotus Records and Inkeys cassette fanzine, organizing the inaugural "UK Electronica Festival" in Milton Keynes. This festival was followed by additional events in Sheffield and Stafford, continuing until 1990, when other organizers took over the initiative. After departing from Mike Lloyd Music in 1996, Andy joined CD Services mail order in Dundee, where he promoted and discovered hundreds of new bands and artists through his ten specialist genre catalogues, which spanned from electronic music to space-rock, industrial, and Canterbury sounds.

During this time, he also established the amateur Dead Earnest CD label, which released a total of 13 albums featuring artists such as Krel, Spacehead, Space Mirrors, Secret Saucer, electronic musician Mooch, Dundee's Mr Spider, Hennissi, Paula Knight, and the innovative album by Doug Snyder & Bob Thompson. In 2006, Andy began promoting live music events in Dundee, and over a span of five to six years, he emerged as one of the city's foremost gig promoters for original Scottish bands. This was followed by a six-year stint hosting a radio show on Radio North Angus that showcased emerging and lesser-known bands from Scotland and beyond.

Currently, he hosts two distinct radio shows: the Gee Force Radio Show, which airs every Sunday night from 7 PM to 9 PM from East Scotland via www.bridgefm.org.uk, and the Floodplane Radio Show, broadcast every Tuesday night from 10 PM to midnight from West Scotland through www.shireextra.co.uk. Both shows focus on new, obscure, and Scottish music, as well as Australian bands, all presented with Andy's signature dry humor reminiscent of classic rock and indie radio shows of the past five decades. Notably, he has become a leading authority on the contemporary Australian indie music scene, dedicating 27 radio shows entirely to Australian artists, making him the only UK radio presenter to do so.

In addition to his broadcasting efforts, Andy continues to write music reviews and is widely regarded as one of the leading music reviewers over the past forty years. While the Dead Earnest label has concluded its operations, there are plans to revive it under the name Deadly Earnest. Currently, Andy is working on his extensive autobiography, seeking a publisher with the aim of releasing it in 2026.