Steeler bassist Rik Fox , who had been fired by Keel and Edwards, quickly formed his own group SIN and released a shaped picture disc single, “On the Run” b/w “Captured in Time”, through Azra Records in 1984. Fox was then sacked by his own band who went on to record the Made in Heaven album under the name Jag Wire. Fox put together a new SIN lineup, fronted by former Alien and future The Four Horsemen vocalist, Frank Starr. Although a strong live draw, the band fell apart before an album materialized. Fox subsequently joined Burn and Surgical Steel before forming Thunderball, and taking part in a plethora of other projects. After the demise of his band The Flyboyz in the early 1990s, Fox began to pursue various interests outside of music. In recent years, he has participated in several all-star jams and in 2013 appeared with Keel at the Whisky a Go Go in Hollywood to perform the Steeler tracks, “Cold Day in Hell” and “Serenade”.
Steeler bassist Rik Fox , who had been fired by Keel and Edwards
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