Nigel Glockler joined Saxon where he stayed for many years. Simon Phillips was already a session musician when he joined Toyah and remains so. Phil Spalding became a session bassist and played bass with GTR. Toyah Willcox started the successful solo career. Her first album "Minx" (1985) was more a pop-oriented than her previous works; later she took a more experimental approach ("Prostitute"), collaborating on several records with her husband, Robert Fripp, and in 2000s returned to her late-1970s roots ("Velvet Lined Shell", "In the Court of the Crimson Queen"). There were discussions regarding a Toyah band reunion in the late 1990s-early 2000s, but the project never got off the ground.