Sandii (vocals) Born Sandii Suzuki in Hawaii, with a mix of Japanese, Spanish and American blood, she moved to Tokyo in the early '70s and became a DJ on NHK radio. After winning a Yamaha sponsored songwriting contest in 1976, and having a solo hit single "Mystery Nile" in 1979, Sandii joined up with Yuyakegakudan, (who later became the Sunsetz), a group led by guitarist Makoto Kubota, who she later married. Sandii's first album, "Eating Pleasure" (1980), was sung entirely in English, and received much critical attention. Her second album "Heat Scale" (1981), was recorded in Ibiza, Spain, and released in a total of 17 countries. Both albums were produced by Harumi Hosono of YMO. In a bid to enhance her European profile, Sandii recorded "Something Special" with Stephen and also sang backing vocals for David Sylvian. In more recent times Sandii has concentrated most heavily on traditional Hawaiian music, and in addition runs a hula school.
	Smith, Brix E. (bass, guitar) Born Laura Elisse Salenger on November 12th 1962 in Los Angeles. Parents divorced when she was a year old. Studied theatre and literature at Bennington in Vermont. Formed a band called Banda Dratsing. Brix played bass and was the singer. Met Mark E. Smith of The Fall in Chicago in 1983 and they married that year on July 19th at the registry office in Bury. She played guitar in the group until announcing her departure from The Fall publicly in July 1989. Had a side project group, The Adult Net. After her first departure from The Fall she toured with the Bangles, then auditioned for Hole. In August 1994 she rejoined The Fall and stayed until October 1996, leaving mid-tour. Since then she has recorded some singles and collaborated with Future Pilot AKA. Last heard of running a fashion shop in London. Back in 1992 she contributed a track to the Donovan tribute album "Island of Circles". The opening track was "Hurdy Gurdy Man" and featured Stephen on backing vocals along with Nigel Kennedy on Strings.
	"Stoker" (Growcott, Andy) (drums) Andy "Stoker" Growcott (Drums) joined the fairly anonymous "Dexy's Midnight Runners" in 1979 (along with Mick Talbot, later to be in the "Style Council"). In early 1980 they donned Woolly hats and Donkey Jackets. They also climbed the charts to be No.1 with "Geno" and were about to become the biggest act in UK pop music. Stoker left Dexy's in July 1980 to join "The Bureau". At some unknown point over the next year he joined an incredibly unsuccessful partnership known as "Tin Tin". Only hanging around to make three pieces of known music, the original (Tin 1) Kiss Me, Hold It and She Loves Me. The "Tin Tin" thing just dissolved and Stoker went onto join Dave Wakeling (from "The Beat") in "General Public". His biggest claim to fame is appearing on the sleeve of "Hold It".
	Street, Stephen (producer) Stephen is best known as producer for The Smiths and Blur. When Stephen asked Geoff Travis whom he should get to mix the first LP "The Ups & Downs", Geoff said that Morrissey will only work with Stephen Street and that was that. So in the 80s and 90s Stephen Street mixed and produced Stephen's solo albums "The Ups & Downs", "Because We Love You", "Duffy" and "I Love My Friends".
	Strange, Andy (producer) Andy Strange started his carreer in the late 80s working as an engineer in the famous Air Studios, London. His client list is impressive: George Michael, Elton John, Michael Jackson, Cher, Robbie Williams and John Lennon. He now has his own studio and is working with, amongst others, Liam Gerner.