Following the Adolescents' breakup, most of the members remained active in other projects. Soto formed the parody group Manic Hispanic in 1992 with Gabby Gaborno and other Chicano punk musicians, issuing their first album, "The Menudo Incident", that year. He, Hanson, and Frank Agnew simultaneously started a band called Joyride, but Frank soon left to focus on his family life. He was replaced by guitarist Mike McKnight, who had played additional guitar on the "Brats in Battalions" track "The Liar", and Joyride continued until 1996, issuing two studio albums, "Johnny Bravo" (1992) and "Another Month of Mondays" (1994). Soto and Hanson subsequently formed 22 Jacks; Hanson left after the band's debut album, "Uncle Bob" (1996). 22 Jacks continued until 2001, issuing two more albums: "Overserved" (1998) and "Going North" (1999).