Without a singer, Jeff Waters found ex-Omen singer Coburn Pharr and the band released their second album, "Never, Neverland", in 1990. The album's sales surpassed "Alice in Hell", becoming the band's only album to chart in the UK at No. 48. After opening up for Judas Priest, and then little-known Pantera and headlining tours around the world, Hartmann and Pharr left the band and were replaced by Mike Mangini (though the band would find a more permanent replacement in Randy Black) and Aaron Randall, respectively. The band was signed to Sony USA by this point.