solo career, SDS7 notably on "Who Said I Would" from his 1985 album No Jacket Required Chester Thompson with Phil Collins and Genesis Peter Hook of New Order played a Simmons Briefcase which can be seen on the video for "The Perfect Kiss" Warren Cann of Ultravox Jon Moss of Culture Club Jerzy Piotrowski of Kombi Colin Schofield of The Touch and Koby Drums Chris Kavanagh and Ray Mayhew of Sigue Sigue Sputnik David Robinson of The Cars Mercury Caronia of Industry Yukihiro Takahashi of Yellow Magic Orchestra and Sadistic Mika Band Jet Black of The Stranglers Akira Jimbo of Casiopea Ryu Kouji(:ja:笠浩二) of C-C-B Eric Carr of Kiss used electronic toms on all of his drum kits from 1985 until his death in 1991. Simmons made a special kit SDS9 for Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen following Allen's loss of his left arm in a car accident. Allen and Simmons spent over a year developing a kit that used foot pedals to compensate for his missing arm. James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem used a Simmons SDSV on several of his albums. Baz Watts of John Foxx and Adam Ant and Q-Tips Jez Strode of Kajagoogoo Andy Anderson of The Cure Steve White of The Style Council (Steve used SDSV them with The Style Council between 1983 and 1984) Graham Broad (drummer) played the distinctive Simmons fill that is part of the EastEnders theme song. See also Pollard Syndrum Electronic Drum References Bibliography . Other External links Virtual Simmons museum Simmons at synth.net Simmons drums user forum on Yahoo Groups A Simmons drums fan site The new "Simmons Drums" site, from Guitar Center Percussion instrument manufacturing companies Musical instrument manufacturing companies of the United Kingdom