(bass) Lloyd left the Del Fuegos after the band's fourth album. He went back to college and earned a bachelor's degree from UC Berkeley before earning a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from the California Institute of Technology in 1999. Adam Roth (guitars) After The Del Fuegos, Roth (born Adam Wingfield Roth on May 16, 1958 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) worked on musical endeavors with comedian Denis Leary and recorded with Jim Carroll, David Johansen and The Lemonheads frontman Evan Dando. He was also involved in the bands The Enablers and The Liza Colby Sound. Roth died of cancer on December 16, 2015, at the age of 57. Steve Morell (drums) Morell left the Del Fuegos before the band recorded their first album. Woody Giessmann (drums) Giessmann founded Right Turn, a program offering assistance to artists in recovery from drug addiction and other mental health issues, in 2003. Joe Donnelly (drums) Donnelly has worked in a number of music projects since the end of the Del Fuegos, including Wiki 3 and Chris Pahud. Sonny Columbus Columbus worked with the Fuegos for Christmas music. Discography Albums The Longest Day 1984 Slash Records Boston, Mass. 1985 Slash Records U.S. #134 Spin Radio Concert (live) 1985 BBE Sound Stand Up 1987 Slash Records U.S. #167 Smoking in the Fields 1989 RCA Records U.S. #139 Best Of The Del Fuegos: The Slash Years 2001 Warner Silver Star 2012 February Records Singles Other appearances Miller Music (1984; promotional compilation album; multiple artists; RCA) Miller Music II (1986; promotional compilation album; multiple artists; RCA) References External links Right Turn Del Fuegos Miller Commercial Alternative rock groups from Massachusetts American blues rock musical groups Garage rock groups from Massachusetts American new wave musical groups Hard rock musical groups from Massachusetts Punk rock groups from Massachusetts Musical groups established in 1980 Musical groups from Boston Slash Records artists Warner Records artists Musical groups disestablished in 1990 Musical groups reestablished in 2011 Musical groups disestablished in 2012