Their next album, 'Secrets Of The Alibi' was blatantly ignored by critics who had already grown tired of the Pikes' perky outlook. However, Robert Palmer saw potential in the band and offered them an opening slot on his 1989 North American tour. And despite all of this attention the album received, Virgin America passed on the US release of the album and the band ended up having it released by Scotti Brothers in 1991. The album would go on to sell double platinum. Semko quit the band in frustration over the Pikes' inability to grow south of the border and released a solo disc in the mid-90's with the Iron Music Group label in Toronto.
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