Celebrity Skin (band) Liquid Jesus, L.A.P.D. (aka KORN), the Ultraviolets, Haunted Garage, Tender Fury, the Miracle Workers, Thelonious Monster, Steel Pole Bath Tub, and Babes In Toyland (band). Celebrity Skin toured the US in 1990 as the opening band for Psychic TV. In early 1991, the band recorded their first long-playing album, entitled "Good Clean Fun", in Hollywood, which was released in April 1991. The album was produced by long-time punk producer Geza X (who had produced albums by Germs (band), the Weirdos, Black Flag (band) and the Dead Kennedys). The album showcased the band's progressively greater pop direction but didn't sell well.
D.O.A. (band) Kennedys frontman and future collaborator Jello Biafra. Kent was fired from the band in September and later that fall the band recorded and released their second single "The Prisoner". In May 1979, the band embarked on their first North American tour. Upon its completion they hired Vancouver journalist and activist Ken Lester as their manager. Lester booked another tour for them the following October, in the middle of which they flew back to Vancouver to open for The Clash at the Pacific Coliseum. They soon after released their third single, "World War 3/Whatcha Gonna Do?". In late 1979, they added