Heavily influenced by Def Leppard, this Australian hard rock band emerged in 1987 from the ashes of an Adelaide heavy metal band called Boss.
BB Steal recorded three singles for PolyGram including I Believe (1988), Heartbeat Away (1989) and Don’t You Love Me and Leave Me (1990), though none were particularly successful.
Their only album, On The Edge (1992), was produced by Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen. Neither the album or the follow-up singles Big Love or Live It Up proved successful, although the band toured with different lineups until 1995.
The band reunited in 2012 with an album called Resurrection.
Craig Csongrady
Vocals, guitar Kevin Pratt
Guitar, vocals Warren Mason
Guitar Peter Stanton
Bass Peter Heckenberg
Drums Richard Grant
Bass Craig Rosevear
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