The band's follow-up album, entitled "Waves", did not meet with the same measure of success as the first album. The album did spin off a minor UK and US hit in the form of the Rew-penned "Is That It?" (No. 70 US, No. 82 UK). "Sun Street" (a de la Cruz composition) was a UK Top 30 hit in 1986. However, Capitol dropped the band after the "Waves" album failed to meet expectations. The band subsequently recorded a 1989 album for Capitol-distributed SBK Records called "Break of Hearts", a harder, more rock-oriented effort than their previous releases. The album included "That's the Way", which reached No. 16 in the US.