Formed in 1969 in Coventry the band has toured in Midlands Universities until being spotted by Jim Simpson (who also worked with Black Sabbath and Bakerloo) and Olav Wyper signed and put them with producer Rodger Bain, whod produced Black Sabbath’s self titled debut album. ‘Indian Summer’ was released in early ’71 but things did not progress as planned and Harker left the band. He was replaced by Wez Price, ex-the Sorrows, but the band could not be saved and in 1972 they broke up. A good example of hard-prog Brit rock.