active with occasional performances at events like the Monsters of Rock Cruises and the M3 Rock Festival. In 2014, Keel published his autobiography "Even Keel: Life On the Streets of Rock'n'Roll". By November 2015, Keel had moved to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and began working as the midday host on the hard rock radio station KBAD-FM. After the demise of KBAD in 2017, Keel partnered with several former KBAD DJs to form internet rock radio station KBACK.ROCKS. Keel's new Ron Keel Band, aka RKB, are signed to Megadeth bassist Dave Ellefson's EMP label and issued their debut album in the spring of 2019. Steeler drummer Mark Edwards would team up with former Tytan vocalist Kal Swan and ex-Mansfield members Doug Aldrich on guitar and Jerry Best on bass, in the band Lion. In addition to Lion, he also recorded with 3rd Stage Alert, whose 1984 mini-album was produced by Yngwie Malmsteen, and released the Code of Honor four-song EP as a solo artist. In 1986, he was approached to join the newly reformed Riot and flew to New York to track drums for their Thundersteel album. He decided against joining the group and stuck with Lion whose debut album, Dangerous Attraction, was released in 1987. Edwards suffered serious injuries in a motocross accident in 1989 which ended his career as a drummer. Edwards, whose real name is Mark Schwarz, moved back to Texas to fully recover and has since become a successful businessman, including CEO and Executive Chairman of the famous Wilhelmina International, Inc modeling agency. Steeler bassist Rik Fox, who had been fired by Keel and Edwards, quickly formed his own group SIN and released a shaped picture disc single, "On the Run" b/w "Captured in Time", through Azra Records in 1984. Fox was then sacked by his own band who went on to record the Made in Heaven album under the name Jag Wire. Fox would put together a new SIN lineup, fronted by former Alien and future The Four Horsemen vocalist, Frank Starr. Although a strong live draw, the band fell apart before an album materialized. Fox subsequently joined Burn and Surgical Steel before forming Thunderball and taking part in a plethora of other projects. After the demise of his band The Flyboyz in the early 1990s, Fox began to pursue various interests outside of music. In recent years, he has participated in several all-star jams and