This Midlands group had the unlikely gimmick of roller-skating through their gigs – hence the title of their debut single (on the Dawn label) was Roller Skating Baby.
The group formed in 1970 in Bedford and built a strong fan following in the Midlands. They even appeared in Look-Inin 1975.
The band was formed by bassist/vocalist Berny Hewitt and drummer Jamey Catlett.
They later recruited Birmingham-born Rob Randall as organist and vocalist and Tony Weresczynski, who played lead guitar and sang.
The band folded in 1978.
Berny Hewitt
Vocals, bass Tony Weresczynski
Vocals, guitar Rob Randall
Vocals, organ Jamey Catlett
Drums
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The band was formed by bassist/vocalist Berny Hewitt and drummer Jamey Catlett.
