Eye Eye

Eye Attention started life like a duo formed in Canada in 1983 by two close friends, guitarist Andy Ryan and drummer Tag Caporal. Quickly the pair extended to a music group with the help of bassist Doug Ruston and vocalist Michael Bell. Ruston and Bell would ultimately keep, and bassist Tom Lewis and vocalist Bill Wood became a member of the lineup. The group added keyboardist Don Quon in 1988, simply with time for the buzzing of the ultimate bell. In 1984 Attention Eye started getting the eye of some of these in the music globe. Around that same period the group gained a big competition that actually gained them a documenting contract with a little record label. The associates passed on the offer, and went independently, launching a debut one, “Hollywood Young ladies,” separately. In 1985 Eyes Eye put into a battle from the bands-type competition, sponsored by Very much Music Skill Search and Country wide Rock and roll Express. The group captured some positive press and utilized the opportunity to place some music together on the demo and send out it out. The effect was a agreed upon agreement with Duke Road Records. Working beneath the Duke Road label, Eye Attention recorded some more singles and lastly a debut recording, Just with time to Be Past due. It got two lengthy years to get a sophomore providing, Common Ground, to become completed. That amount of time demonstrated fatal for the music group. Instances and music designs were changing, a fresh decade was readily available, and fans shifted easily to fresh video game. It didn’t help that there have been complications in the rates for quite a while and not lengthy after the discharge of the next album, Eye Eyes fell apart. A number of the associates continued to various other music efforts, others settled right down to a more local life style. In 1990, drummer Tag Caporal was wiped out in a airplane crash. A number of the group’s music fans can test from both albums consist of “Endless Evening,” “My Feeling,” “X-Ray Eye,” “Heartbeat,” “From a Limb,” and “Ideal Day.”