Their eponymous debut album (1976) was produced by George Martin. They followed this with Spirit Of A Woman (1977).
Craig Fuller
Vocals, guitar Eric Kaz
Vocals, guitar, keyboards Steve Katz
Guitar, vocals Doug Yule
Bass, vocals
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