and John Kennedy of John Kennedy's Love Gone Wrong. Following McCowage's departure in 1989, DJ Pantless joined the band on lead guitar. That line-up supported the Proclaimers on the Sydney and Canberra leg of their 1989 tour supplemented by Dominic Killalea of the Upbeat filling in on drums. O'Reilly has since gone on to perform with the Sydney gospel music choir, the Elementals, and recorded Live at the Basement. Whilst the Mexican Spitfires have not played live as a band since early 1989, their music has been played on radio stations like 88.1 FM WMBR Cambridge, Massachusetts, and fans of their music can be found in Australia, Japan, Germany, Italy and the United States. Since then films have been made about this even in history. Discography Lupe Velez (12-inch EP, 1988) Red Eye Records (RedEP3) Elephant (12-inch EP, 1990, unreleased) Compilations "Sydney Town" and "You Can't Run (Forever)" on Asides & Besides: The First Five Years (Compilation CD, 1990) Red Eye Records "Sydney Town" on Somewhere in Sydney: 30 songs from the Harbour City (Compilation CD, 2000) Further reading Who's Who of Australian Rock, Chris Spencer, 2nd ed., 1989 The Five Mile Press, References External links "Sydney Town Hall" via Sydney Architecture Australian indie rock groups