Artist description Welcome to the 805 archive. This is for the fans who have been asking for this stuff and refuse to get on with their lives. All monies made here will go to charity (what will they do with it all?).Remember this is for fans. This music is old. Listen at your own risk. The bad news is .... there is a lot more where this came from. If 20 year old music offends you please.... don't listen....it's not meant for you.This early 80's powerhouse attracted many fans and eventually signed a record deal with RCA records. The record didn't live up to the band's live sound and in spite of touring and one off dates with popular bands of the time (Toto, Huey Lewis & the News, Eddie Money, Bruford, Allan Holdsworth and Jon anderson of Yes). The record was a stiff. Stand in Line charted on the Billboard Airplay charts and looked promising but it didn't happen. This page will archive tunes from that record and others plus song demos. This is for the fans that are still out there and would like to have a copy of this stuff. The "Stand in Line" tracks are NOT from the album master they are actually from a cassette of ruff mixes the band's live sound engineer Tim Rinkerman made 18 years ago. They have been cleaned up a little and converted to MP3. For those of you who have been asking....here you go.

Music Style Rock & Pop, Acid Country

Musical Influences Genesis, King Crimson, Beatles, 80's music

Similar Artists Henry Rollins meets Wayne Newton.

Artist History This version lasted from 1978 to 1986. Frank & Ed left in 1986 to pursue other interests. Frank moved to Los Angeles in 1988. His brother Gary (a great drummer) took his older brothers place on the drums and the band continued to play and record for several more years with various musicians but always lead by Dave Porter.s.

Group Members Frank Briggs - Drums, Edward Vivenzio - Keys, David Porter - Guitar/Vocals, Gregory Liss - Bass/Vocals

Instruments drums, bass, guitar & keys

Albums Stand in Line, Question of Tomorrow,

Location Syracuse, New York - USA

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