When Screw 32 first formed, they were inseparable from AFI, and the two bands would help each other get shows, throwing each other on as support for whatever shows they would get. Both bands got too big after a while to play together, to the point where they would have to jump on stage to play at 924 Gilman Street. They were not permitted to play at Gilman St. due to the size of the crowd and inherent security problems. Their first tour was with Los Angeles legends Youth Brigade, who were a major influence on the band and helped them out getting started. Screw 32 did at least five full tours with the Bouncing Souls and was also heavily influenced by them, due to their "no-holds-barred," all-out touring ethic. The last show for Screw 32 was at Boarderline Warehouse near Twain Harte, California in April 1997, run by a friend of theirs named Mark Kirkman (who ran the now famous BullPen skateboard shop in Danville, California where the San Ramon and Danville straightedge scene was born and in extension the Northern California straightedge hardcore scene was also born with such bands as Unit Pride, Breakaway, Rabid Lassie, No Reason and many others) with Citizen Fish (ex-Subhumans), The Criminals, and Fury 66 from Santa Cruz, CA. The tension in the band had grown to such a level that many of them were not speaking when they took the stage that night, Andrew actually stood still and did not make a noise through an entire song at one point and then played 'One Time Angels' as their last song ever, he turned to the guys afterwards and said, 'Thanks, I quit' (Fat Wreck Chords released a compilation LP with the Screw 32 song 'Painless' on it with a cartoon of four characters looking sadly at one cartoon with a bubble above him that says, 'I quit'. With two large tours booked, two records left on their contract, and about a million t-shirts, the band had run its course. The band reformed in the Spring of 2016 with guitarist Zac Hunter "The Butcher" of The Nerve Agents bassist Dustin Tyler "dbc" Kanel and Jude Ramirez joining original members Andrew Champion on vocals and Grant McIntire on guitar. They recorded an EP with Andy Ernst at Art Of Ears studio that will be released in the spring of 2023 as well as a