album Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears. Post-Vamp activities Anthony Doughty (Tex Axile) joined a band called Max with Matthew Ashman, Kevin Mooney, John Reynolds and John Keogh in which he played keyboards. They released a Trevor Horn-produced album "Silence Running" in 1992. Keogh died soon after the release and Ashman a couple of years later. Doughty continues to release solo albums on his own label. Dave Parsons joined British post-grunge band Bush, who would achieve great commercial success in the 1990s. Wendy James embarked on a solo career, with limited commercial success. Her 1993 album Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears, 'though written by Elvis Costello, it only reached number 43 on the UK Albums Chart. None of the three singles released from it entered the UK Top 30. The lead single, "The Nameless One", reached 34 on the UK Singles Chart, while the second single, "London's Brilliant", peaked at number 62. Third single, "Do You Know What I'm Saying?", peaked at number 78 in the UK. MCA and James parted company in August of that same year. A follow-up solo album, recorded for One Little Indian, was not released. In 2004, James formed a band named Racine, with whom she has released two albums. Neither album charted anywhere. A single, "Grease Monkey", charted at number 114 in the UK in April 2005. Racine broke up and closed down their official band site in December 2008. Band members Wendy James: vocals (1986–1991) Nick Christian Sayer: guitar, backing vocals (1986–1991) Dave Parsons: bass, backing vocals (1986–1991) Tex Axile: keyboards, sequencer, drums, guitar, backing vocals (1986–1991) Pol Burton: drums (1986–1989) James "Jazz" Piper: guitar, backing vocals (1989–1991) Martin "Mallet" Hallett: drums, backing vocals (1989–1991) Discography Studio albums Compilations The Complete 12"ers Collection Vol. 1 (1990, MCA Records) Mixes (1992, MCA Records) Kiss Their Sons (1998, Universal Records) Baby I Don't Care (2002, Spectrum Music) – AUS No. 277 I Want Your Love (6-CD/1-DVD boxed set) (2019, Edsel) Singles References External links We are Transvision Vamp!: Unofficial fan website Wendy James interview, Phase One, 1989 English pop punk groups English alternative rock groups English rock music groups MCA Records artists Musical groups established in 1986 Musical groups disestablished in 1991 Uni Records artists 1986 establishments in the United Kingdom