They became the youngest country performers ever to be signed to a major label deal and gained 15 minutes of instant fame by developing the Caterpiller Crawl line-dance craze. Their first gig was at the West Edmonton Mall and although they performed very seldom in Canada, they did make more than 200 national TV appearances in the U.S., played over a 1000 live dates over four years and sold a quarter-million copies of its last album. Soon they were injecting their live sets with liberal doses of rock material and soon decided to make a switch to the pop genre because it was the music they were growing up listening to with influences ranging from Van Halen to Bryan Adams to Bush. The album has currently sold nearly half a million copies worldwide. Those, along with one additional track, were featured on a new version of 'Chapter 1', which was released worldwide on June 1, 1999.
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