Seekers morphed into Cradle, changing direction musically in writing heavier original material and touring the US. Arlene was now manager and sister Nancy Quatro (born 1953) had joined as vocalist and percussionist. The group toured vigorously, playing concerts and pop festivals throughout the US with popular bands of the day, ending with a tour of Vietnam. In 1971, Suzi was signed by producer Mickie Most to his RAK Records label, leaving for the UK and solo fame as Suzi Quatro. Jerry Nolan later of the New York Dolls drummed with the band in the months leading up to Suzi's departure. Patti continued with sister Nancy in Cradle, then joined brother Mike's MQ Jam Band, co-producing and recording an album, Look Deeply into the Mirror. Current The Quatro sisters have reunited for special TV and concert projects through the years, reminiscent of the early Pleasure Seekers days. Patti currently runs Cradle Rocks Publishing with sister Nancy, and is involved in restoring the original, never released catalogue of Pleasure Seekers and Cradle music. The History, a newly remastered album of music from Cradle was released in 2010. What a Way to Die, a newly remastered album of music from The Pleasure Seekers was released in 2011. Personal life Arlene Quatro and Leo Fenn are married and have a daughter, actress Sherilyn Fenn. Arlene Quatro left the music business, authoring a book on health and becoming involved in environmental issues. Nancy Quatro turned to music management, forming N. Glass Management and managing the band Overscene. In 1974, Patti Quatro (now Patti Ericson) joined Fanny, appearing on their Rock and Roll Survivors album and two singles, "I've Had It" and "Butter Boy", which reached No. 29 nationally. Patti left Fanny in 1975. She continued to pursue studio work on several albums, musical side projects and modeling. Suzi Quatro became popular in Europe, enjoying a successful long-lasting music career. She sold over 55 million records and remains active as a touring and recording artist. She also branched out as a TV actress, stage actress, radio DJ and author. She is known for her role as Leather Tuscadero in the TV show Happy Days. Discography Singles "Never Thought You'd Leave Me" (1965), Hideout Records "Light of Love" (1968), Mercury Records Compilation albums Friday at the Hideout (date unknown), Hideout Records Highs in the Mid-Sixties, Volume 6 (1984), AIP Records – a picture of The Pleasure Seekers