As production for "The Push's" video dragged on, a drunken Vestine got into a brawl with Ernie Rodriguez and was once again out of the band; this time replaced by guitarist Walter Trout. After a tour with John Mayall, as the production for ""The Boogie Assault"" continued, de la Parra was forced to fire "The Push" as the band's manager; but did eventually finish the video and a live lbum of the same name recorded in Australia in 1982 (also re-released as "Live In Australia" and "Live In Oz"). This version of Canned Heat would also soon dissolve with a dispute between Mike Halby and de la Parra after the recording of the "Heat Brothers '84" EP.