They recruited Matt Hillbin on bass guitar and Kent Euing on drums to round out the lineup for their early shows.
The following year, another lineup shift happened, as Aaron Preston (from the band Chainsaw Kittens) replaced Myers on drums.
Both singles contained a cover of the Kiss song "Rocket Ride", and featured original songwriter Ace Frehley on vocals and guitars as a guest appearance.
A music video that intertwined scenes from the film with shots of the band was created as well, and it had found occasional play on MTV's Headbangers Ball.
The band self-funded a music video for "Coming Into Focus", but the record label ultimately refused to promote it as a single.
Lewis, Preston, and McBay formed the Christian rock band Puller, who signed to Tooth & Nail Records.
[7] In 2007, Lewis, Miles, and McBay attempted to reconvene in the studio to create new songs and to prepare for a few reunion gigs as For Love Not Lisa; however, neither plan fully materialized.