Edmonton's Jenson Interceptor was created by leader Doug Jenson and his wife Charlotte Wiebe in Coaldale, Alberta, in Charlotte's mother's basement in 1976 with Ed Johnson. Doug's sister, Kennedy Jenson, stepped in to replace Ed Johnson one month before the band went on the road. Their first, self-titled album was released on House Of Lords Records and went on to sell 30,000 copies nationally. Following the success of the album came financial problems with their label and the band was forced to play Top-40 cover material under the pseudonym The Cosmetics. On the eve of House Of Lord's bankruptcy RCA leased the Cosmetics'.
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