After the release of the album, the band was put on hiatus, as Witkowski, Macre, and D'Amico went back to the Pittsburgh area to work with the vocalist/songwriter Bill Taylor and formed the B.E. Taylor Group. They released an independent 12" EP and eventually signed to MCA records for two full-length LP's: "Innermission" and "Love Won the Fight". The group's catchy single release of "Vitamin L" (written by Witkowski, produced by Macre and Witkowski, and sung by D'Amico), from the latter album, found its way into Billboard's Top 100 chart in 1984. The success of this single led to the group being signed to CBS Records, where they recorded and released a third album, "Our World" in 1986.