Over the years, rock & roll has had its share of one-album wonders-artists who only recorded one album when it seemed like they should have built a large catalogue. turned out be one of those one-album wonders, which came as a surprise because the late 1970s power trio had potential. Consisting of ( 's brother) on drums and background vocals, on bass and lead vocals and on guitar and lead vocals, boasted talented musicians even though its material fell short of mind-blowing. isn't a gem, but it's a decent collection of commercial arena rock. Catchy, if unremarkable, tunes like and gave one reason to believe that might be around for awhile-the listener figured that even though this 1978 LP is imperfect, could easily develop into a major force in arena rock on subsequent albums. But there were no subsequent albums for , whose first album was also its last. ~ Alex Henderson