The group formed after Sheriff disbanded following a moderately successful run, during which they had reached the top 10 on the Canadian music charts with "When I'm With You".

On their first two albums, Frōzen Ghōst[2] and Nice Place to Visit,[3] the band was a studio duo, with Lanni singing lead vocals and playing all the guitar and keyboard parts, in addition to being credited as the sole songwriter, while Hassel played bass and sang backing vocals.

On their final album Shake Your Spirit, there were three official additions to the band: John Bouvette, who was on drums and percussion, Sammy De Bartel on keyboards and Phil X who played the guitar and did some vocals.

Arnold Lanni would go on to become a successful producer for acts such as Our Lady Peace, Finger Eleven and Thousand Foot Krutch.

[5] Hassel would resurface in 1996 with the band Erin Cody and the Drum[6] and later appeared on a 2003 album by Toronto-based blues musician Brian Gladstone.