Only one disc had been recorded at that time: a four-song demo containing "No One's Gonna Do It for You", "Hard to Be Vain", "Heartbreak Suicide", and "A.S.A.D."

Rachelle booked the band to record at Redrum Studios with his friend former Guns N' Roses guitarist Gilby Clarke producing.

The band lived in guitarist Nicki's Volvo station wagon for a month between playing gigs around London and surrounding cities.

During the American East Coast tour in July 2006, the run was cut short, as Bam Margera of the show Jackass had recently signed the band to his Filthy Note Records label.

Articles in Spin, Metal Edge, Revolver, Blender, Hustler, and other international print magazines followed.

They found themselves on TV shows such as Jackass Number Two on MTV, and LA Ink, featuring good friend and fan of the band Kat Von D. The band was a guest on her TV show, and at the MusInk Festival in Southern California, where she appeared.

After months of calls, the band was initially added to the side stage on several of the Live Nation produced events.

Since White Lion had to drop out, Rachelle pressured Dall to move his band onto the main stage for the Summer 2007 tour.

After some time, it finally happened, and Vains of Jenna was added to the main stage for the entire North American 2007 summer tour.

In late 2008 and early 2009, the band toured parts of Europe, including the UK, Italy, Scotland, Denmark, and Sweden.

Less than a week after Lizzy's departure, the band hired Cast of Kings singer Jesse Forte as the new front man.

In August, Vains of Jenna released an EP with a new song, "We Can Never Die", and new versions of "Everybody Loves You When You're Dead", "The Art of Telling Lies", and "Better Off Alone".