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In the US, Keith's heyday was from the 1950's until the early 1970's with his top ranking of No# 32 in 1966. Therefore, you could say that it's "dated" to that period of time. However, I like the name. It's a solid choice and sounds like the friendly boy-next-door. I also like similar names like Craig, Kyle and Clark. These guys may not be the most exciting on the block but they're dependable and approachable.

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Names like Alan, Sean, Dennis, Dale, Glenn, Mark, Scott, Todd, Roger, Troy, Dean and Paul have the same vibe.