[1] They eventually travelled to Los Angeles in search of stardom, changing their name to Saraya, because Sandi was the face of the band.
[2] After a short stint in Los Angeles, the band returned to New Jersey where Saraya and Munier spent the next year writing material for their debut album.
Executives at PolyGram hoped to eventually develop Sandi Saraya into a sex symbol, making her the "Next Bon Jovi".
Produced and penned by Desmond Child, it was Saraya's only song written and recorded for a film, in that case the horror comedy Shocker.
[1] Munier recorded keyboards and backing vocals on the second album, When the Blackbird Sings,[1] but was unhappy with the direction of the music as it was more guitar driven.
[10] Tony Rey has been the most prolific of all the band members, playing, writing and recording with, as well as producing, many prominent artists in the music industry, from Joan Jett to Enrique Iglesias to Rihanna.