Mike Patton and the guys made Boyle's dream come true and made him a full-fledged roadie for four shows on the trek. At the shows, Boyle carried instruments and set up the stage for the band.

"As silly as it sounds, it was an amazing experience," Boyle told the New York Post . "(Being a roadie is) a thankless job, but an important job. It's not that different from what (the Rangers') trainers do for us!"

Boyle's first brush with Faith No More came eight years ago when the band played their hometown of San Francisco. Boyle was in town, since he was part of the San Jose Sharks at the time.