Stitt's family moved from Belfast in the 1960s and spent his early life in Seymour Hill, where he attended Dunmurry High School[1] before going to Art College.

[9] The performance, in which Stitt was to kick a carton of take-away curry through Bedford town center on a Saturday night, was eventually cancelled because of crowd safety fears.

His recent painting work conveys a tangible sense of physical and spatial tension, capturing the surface world and the abstract or cognitive one behind it.

Ask Mother are featured on the Ulster punk rock compilation Shellshock Rockers' Vol.ll released by Spit Records in Northern Ireland (2013).

The Panacea Society has released several 10" vinyl records and the CD album We Don't Dig Doom (Dogfingers, Texas 2007).