publicly known for her role as Stevie Lake on the 2008 series reboot of The Saddle Club. Dixon wrote the song "Just Because" for The Saddle Club season 3 CD "Best Friends". 28 years after the release of its last album, Coney Hatch regrouped, keeping a promise by Andy Curran made to Dixon while he was in his coma, that if he survived they would release a new album. Coney Hatch Four was released by the European label Frontiers Records in 2013 and was voted into the top 50 rock albums of 2013 by the UK's Classic Rockm agazine but the album received little airplay in Canada. Dixon wrote an autobiography about being a singer and musician during the height of Canadian rock, and about redefining his life after the car accident. His book, Strange Way To Live, was published in January 2015 by Dundurn Press and received favourable reviews including from CBC Despite ongoing injuries and the effects of severe head trauma, Dixon continues to perform as a musician and singer. Unbroken, his eighth solo album, was released in Europe and Asia by AOR Heaven and Rubicon Music. It was awarded number 22 in the top 30 Rock Albums of 2019 by the Melodic Rock website. Dixon has an increasing presence as an inspirational speaker sharing his comeback story and music at corporate and safety events. He is signed to Anthem Entertainment, Toronto, and The National Speakers Bureau, Canada. Personal Dixon is married to the screenwriter Helen Parker, an Australian. They met in Canada through mutual friends. He has two adult daughters and three adult stepchildren. References External links The Guess Who website CanadianBands.com entry CanadianBands.com entry – Coney Hatch Personal website Carl Dixon – National Speakers Bureau Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Canadian rock singers Canadian rock guitarists Canadian male guitarists Canadian rock keyboardists Musicians from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Musicians from Toronto Lead guitarists Atlantic Records artists April Wine members The Guess Who members 20th-century Canadian guitarists 21st-century Canadian guitarists 20th-century Canadian keyboardists 21st-century Canadian keyboardists 20th-century Canadian male singers 21st-century Canadian male singers Coney Hatch members