Following three years with The Majestics, Jackson moved onto Toronto's Stone Soul Children before going to the US to attend modelling school. She would also supplement her income with day jobs like secretarial work and clothing design. This was followed by several other moderately successful outings which helped garner her a Juno nomination for Most Promising Female Singer in the mid-70's. She retired from the spotlight in 1977 to return to school and hone her clothes making skills and instead focused on studio work doing TV and radio jingles, television theme songs and backing vocals on albums by the cream of Canadian music business. She eventually found herself selling real estate and making appearances on TV shows such as 'Night Heat' featuring the theme song by husband Dominic Troiano whom she met as a teenager.
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