Morrison recalled, "Petra, riding my little Arabian horse throughout the magnificent city", (On location for the video shoot of Dominion). She left the band at the end of 1989 claiming money that was owed by Eldritch was not paid. Due to an ongoing lawsuit with Eldritch, Morrison temporarily ceased working as a musician and instead became a motorcycle courier in London, later telling one interviewer; "I made more money than when I was with Sisters of Mercy, hahaha!". It ended when the bike was stolen, but fortunately by then Morrison was returning to music, and in 1994 released a solo album, Reflect on This. She put together a band and played a three month European tour, but found some of the musicians lacked the necessary commitment, and dissolved the group on return to the U.K. Morrison had been friends with, and a musical fan of, The Damned for 'many years', and in 1996 Captain Sensible suggested she join them to replace bassist Paul Gray, who had been injured by a beer glass thrown from the audience during a concert. That same year Morrison married the Damned's lead singer Dave Vanian in Las Vegas. Morrison played on The Damned's first album release in fifteen years, 2001's Grave Disorder, stating in one interview; 'It is the only recording I have ever played on that I am happy with and can listen to without wishing most of it were different.' As well as extensive touring with the band, she also took responsibility for arranging appearances and concerts. In 2005, after giving birth to the couple's child the previous year, Morrison officially retired from The Damned. In 2019, Morrison provided the voice of the character Annabelle on horror punk band Creeper's sophomore album, Sex, Death & the Infinite Void. See also List of bass guitarists References 12. http://www.artifixrecords.com/bagsbio.htm 13. artifixrecords.com March 15, 2003 External links 1962 births Living people American women singers American rock bass guitarists Women bass guitarists Women punk rock singers Gothic rock musicians The Damned (band) members The Sisters of Mercy members Guitarists from Los Angeles 20th-century American guitarists American post-punk musicians 20th-century American women guitarists The Gun Club members Women in punk