Double Vision 2011: Fireworks Still Alive 2013: Live in Wacken 2019: Live on Holy Ground. Wacken 2018 Compilation albums 1997: Hot & Slow 2000: Who's Foolin' Who 2001: 29 Golden Bullets 2004: The Early Days 2009: You Make Me Feel 2013: Schanzerherz 2016: Pearls 2021: Roots Singles 1989: Sword and Stone 1998: Because It's Christmas Time 2003: Tell Me What U Know 2004: Schanzer Herz 2010: Deutsche Nationalhymne 2012: Cry for Help (EP) 2012: Treueband VHS / DVDs Lessmann/Ziller 1993: Glaub dran 1994: "Charlie & Louise" (single) 1994: "Für dich" (single) Ex 1995: "Die Antwort weiss der Wind" (single) Charade 1998: Charade 2004: II EZ Livin' 1991: After the Fire 2014: Firestorm Side projects This does not count what former members have done since leaving Cacumen and Bonfire. Joerg Deisinger had played on the 1989 album, entitled Wild Obsession, by Axel Rudi Pell. While a part of EX he started the band known as Sabu. Claus Lessmann was planned to be the lead singer of EZ Livin' while still maintaining membership in Bonfire in 1990. Problems arose and he stayed with Bonfire, but he recorded some demos, which appeared on Bonfire - The Early Days Part 4. Michael Bormann, when he joined Bonfire in 1993, maintained his membership in Jaded Heart and also was involved with a recording by the J.R. Blackmore Group. During the time Charade existed from 1997 to 2011, he was still with Jaded Heart until 2004 doing five albums in that time. He has been involved with other projects since then as well. The Sygnet until 2000 with one album; being a soloist since 2002 (four albums up to 2011); created the band known as Rain in 1997 and disbanded by 2008 (two albums); part of Biss (2002–2004) doing one album; 20th Century Boys (2003-2004) with one release. This was followed with Zeno (2005–present) with one album; The Trophy (2006–present) one album; and Bloodbound (2007) also one album. He has been with Redrum since 2004 with one album in 2007 and Idea (2003–present). During his VERY brief time with Bonfire on 2016, Michael was still associated with Zeno, The Trophy, Redrum, Idea, Powerworld, Grindhouse and Silent Force as well as remaining a soloist. Hans Ziller, when Bonfire took a break in 2014, resurrected EZ Livin' temporarily for one release. The group was then rebranded to become the third incarnation of Bonfire. Chris Lausmann's former band, Frontline,