Produced by Mike Krompass. Includes the singles "I Fly" and "Way of the World."
Formed in Niagara Falls, Ontario, in 1981 by lead vocalist and guitarist Johnnie Dee, soon joined by guitarist Derry Grehan, Dave Betts on drums, Ray Coburn on keys and Gary Lalonde on bass. They hit the road hard, playing six nights a week, and in 1983 a demo of "New Girl Now" won Q107's Homegrown Contest and a multi-album deal with WEA Canada.
Debut album, produced by Tom Treumuth. Four charting singles in Canada.
The Big Prize. Juno Award, Group of the Year.
The Singles. Gold and platinum presentations for the first three albums.
Monsters Under the Bed, produced by Paul Northfield.
The classic line-up reunites. Clifton Hill, named for Niagara Falls.
Wake Me Up When The Sun Goes Down. The band today.
