By the mid 1980s, they were also joined by guitar and keyboard player

By the mid 1980s, they were also joined by guitar and keyboard player Gary Todd and major record labels Atlantic Records and Bronze Records both showed some interest in the band but neither signed them. Consequently, Watson was disillusioned and left making way for the guitarist Pat O’Neil. This line-up recorded the band’s second album Walk It How You Talk It released by Neat Records which saw them recording more melodic songs. This album was picked up by AJK, a subsidiary of K-tel in the United States where it was repackaged for release, but due to a dispute over copyrights with a US band of the same name the record was not issued. This was to be the beginning of the end for the band and although they recorded some more material nothing was released and they split up in 1989.