Prophet was founded in 1983 by two previous members of Icarian and Tom Fuller's Rock City, bassist Scott Metaxas and keyboardist Joe Zujkowski.
Poley played with Dubman years before in another rock band named Lush, when they were in High School.
It includes the song "Slow Down", which may have influenced the hit "Wanted Dead or Alive", by Bon Jovi, years later.
Arcara had previously fronted the Jack Ponti led band Surgin' whose debut album When Midnight Comes was released by EMI America in 1985 and contained Surgin's version of "Shot Through the Heart", co-written by Ponti and Jon Bon Jovi, which had appeared on Bon Jovi's eponymous debut album a year earlier.
[8] In 1991, prior to Prophet releasing its third album, 'Recycled' (Halycon Records), Sterlacci left and relocated to Los Angeles, CA.
Also during this time Arcara formed a cover band called Wally and the Beaver, featuring Dubman, DiPietro, Callahan, Stephen DeAcutis (session player, "Sound Spa" studio owner and successful record producer ([10]), and bassist/vocalist Tony LeClerc (also from Where's Mary and New York City's Big Bad Wolf and currently bass guitarist for former Warner Bros. and EMI recording artist Twinkle Yochim and her band RockSoulRadio).
DiPietro and Scott Metaxas joined Nuclear Assault in 1992 to record and tour behind the Something Wicked album.
[12] In 2016, Ken Dubman released a solo album, Reckless Abandon , which he described as "earthy, organic 70's style hard driving rock".