It was a big milestone for this relatively unknown band. Unfortunately, the band was not able to travel to West Germany to support the release, and subsequent airplay. The band performed live throughout the Greater Vancouver area. Performances were limited to venues supporting original material. These clubs included, The Town Pump, Outlaws, TR's, Bob's Cabaret, and others.
Several factors seem to have played a part in the break-up.
While MacKeigan had always been the main songwriter, the songwriting talents of Vermeulen, Carter and Hok all began to emerge as well. The material was all good, but the multitude of songwriters seemed to fracture the band. Band members became back-up musicians on each others material, and the band seemed to develop several different bands within itself. There was a general unspoken feeling that things were falling apart. The first to speak out was Carter and Hok, who ended their involvement with the band and decided instead to try their hand in the music recording business, opening Magic Lab Recording, fulfilling a life long dream.