Drive

Drive was a three piece early 90's punk-pop band, consisting of Dan Pye (bass), Iain Roche (guitar & vocals) and Jeff Egerton (drums), from Wirral, Merseyside, United Kingdom. In three short years they played 150 gigs, released two 12" EPs, a 3 track single and the album "Out-freakage". Drive's engine ceased to hum forever in March 1993.
==Links to Peel==
Peel discovered the band in the summer of 1990 when he played some tracks from their debut single, 'No Girls'. He would play further material from the band until 1992 on his radio programmes including a session they recorded in August 1990. The band came from Wirral, which was the birthplace of Peel.
==Sessions==
Their only session is available on the Peep Sessions 1990 (2007, CD, Fixing A Hole)
1. Recorded: 1990-08-14. First Broadcast: 25 September 1990. Repeated: 09 December 1990
*Road / Grease Gun / Drive Out / Fire Flap
==Other Shows Played==
;1990
*14 July 1990 (BFBS): 'Peephole (7"-No Girls)' (First Strike)
*16 July 1990: Peephole (7" - No Girls) First Strike
*18 July 1990: Peephole (7" - No Girls) First Strike 
*25 July 1990: No Girls (12") First Strike
*30 July 1990: Peephole (12" - No Girls) First Strike
*06 August 1990 (Ö3): Peephole (7" - No Girls) First Strike
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*19 January 1991: Greasegun (12") First Strike 
*27 January 1991: Greasegun (12") First Strike 
*02 February 1991: Greasegun (12") First Strike
;1992
*10 April 1992: 'Cheezy Rider (7 inch - Out Freakage)' (First Strike)
*19 April 1992 (BFBS): Cheezy Rider (LP - Out Freakage) (First Strike)
*02 May 1992: Beans (CD – Outfreakage ) First Strike 
==External Links==
*Discogs
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