was finally released as an EP on November 30. While working on the EP Midnight had joined forces with former Atheist guitarist Rand Burkey. They started composing material for an album, under the projected title of Cookooflower. A demo from Cookooflower was going to be included in the EP. He would later drop Cookooflower project and the inclusion of the two songs with Burkey after failing to agree in the contract. Burkey uploaded one song to MP3.com for promotional purposes. In March 2002, Ben Jackson performed two shows at Keegan's Clubhouse Lounge in Sarasota where he played all the songs from his first solo album Here I Come. Burnell, Lords and Black assisted to the show, while Midnight refused to go. By the same time Midnight's website was taken down by webmaster and partner because of Midnight's lack of involvement in his musical career. A month later his website was re-established under a new domain. In June, Wade Black left Seven Witches due to "personal and business-related matters within the band". He started a new band with ex-Nocturnus members Mike Davis and Emo Mowery called Tiwanaku. He also resurrected his old band Lucian Blaque. Wade appeared as a guest musician on Rick Renstrom solo album. Ben Jackson Group performed at the 2002 Diamond Awards Show at Club Diamonds in Bradenton, Florida. On July 28, 2003, Ben Jackson posted on his website that he wanted Crimson Glory to reunite with the original line-up, that the band has been waiting for a sign from Midnight. Later, Midnight would sing guest vocals on Ben Jackson's second solo album All Over You. Jackson and Midnight performed an acoustic set in July 2004. Both were later invited to the ProgPower V Festival to a meet and greet and not to perform. Ben would later be invited to perform a song with Kamelot. In December, Midnight signed with Black Lotus Records to release his first solo album, Sakada. In 2012, Jeff Lords formed the band Dark Matter with vocalist Paul Beach, guitarist Terry Schambers, and drummer Jesse Rojas. So far, this band has released one full-length album Terminal Endeavor (2012) and one EP Enchipher (2016); the latter features Todd La Torre singing guest vocals on four tracks. Discography Albums Crimson Glory (1986) Transcendence (1988) Strange and Beautiful (1991) Astronomica (1999) Singles "Dream Dancer" (1986) "Lady of Winter" (1988) "Lonely" (1988) "Promise Land" (1991 Atlantic promotional CD)