[1] Preceded by the show Discotheque which had been hosted by Dianne Greaves,[citation needed] the replacement was originally entitled Lift Off and was aired in the children's programming schedule, but was seen by many as ITV's junior answer to the BBC's Top of the Pops.
Generally, only two or three guest acts would appear each week; the majority of the songs were performed by Ayshea herself or would be played into the studio and a dance troupe would choreograph the track.
The main dance ensemble were known as The Feet; identical twin sisters Teresa and Lesley Scoble, who were concurrently appearing in the ITV children's drama Timeslip throughout the 1970 run.
She also teamed up with Roy Wood to record his composition Farewell, which was released as a single and used as the show's theme tune.
When performing with Wizzard, Wood often sported a white star with the initial 'A' in the centre of his forehead, while Brough wore the same make-up featuring an 'R'.
Guests included: The Tremeloes, Mike d'Abo, Roger Whitaker, Julie Felix, Black Sabbath, Pickettywitch, Dana, Labi Siffre, Ken Dodd, The New Seekers, The Sweet & Herman's Hermits.
Guests included: The Sweet, Ken Dodd, The Tremeloes, The Move, The Marmalade, The New Seekers, Tony Blackburn, Vanity Fare, Cliff Richard, Olivia Newton-John, Gene Pitney, Tony Christie, Charlie Drake & Gilbert O'Sullivan.
Guests included: Colin Blunstone, The Move, Roy Wood, Gene Pitney, Jack Wild, The Bay City Rollers, Peter Noone, The Barron Knights, David Bowie & Slade.
Guests included: 10cc, Lonnie Donegan, The Fortunes, Middle of the Road, Slade, The Sweet & Lieutenant Pigeon.
Guests included: Wizzard, Roger Whitaker, 10cc, Gene Pitney, Vanity Fare & Wayne Fontana.
Guests included: Slade, The Flirtations, The Scaffold, The Settlers, Mud, Paper Lace, The Glitter Band, Alvin Stardust, The Wombles, Stephanie de Sykes, Showaddywaddy, Limmie & the Family Cooking, Suzi Quatro, Kiki Dee, Hector, Polly Brown, David Essex & Barry Blue.