[3] Shortly after the band was formed, Easton met guitarist Marc De Hugar in Melbourne and invited him to join the group.
Szentkuti spent six months as bass guitarist; he was followed by Scott Millard (ex-The Faith) and then Leeno Dee (ex-Roxx).
Both bands jammed on The Troggs' song "Wild Thing" at an after-show party at the Kardomah Cafe, with members of Mötley Crüe (touring at the time) also in attendance.
Lead guitarist Marc De Hugar was replaced in February 1991 by Phil Bowley (ex-Rags 'n' Riches, Shy Thunder).
The Lynch-led line-up received greater media attention than the Easton-fronted group, and they remained popular with the Australian hard rock and heavy metal fraternity, gaining many new fans through Virgin-backed promotional activities.
However, Bowley, Dee and Watt formed a new outfit called Helter Skelter, with the addition of drummer Tubby Wadsworth (ex-Killing Time, Mantissa).
[3] The line-up of Lynch, Bowley, Masi, Dee and Cardinal reformed for a one-off concert at the Gaelic Theatre in Sydney on 31 October 2009.