a live album in Japan called Beyond the Sunset. Their third album, Crashing Dream, came out in 1985. Breakup and other projects (1986–2012) The band split in 1986, reforming briefly in 1988 to finish off a double album they had started, which was never released. Piucci would go on to release the LP Can't Get Lost When You're Goin' Nowhere with Tim Lee, under the band name Gone Fishin'. He later joined Crazy Horse. Steven Roback went on to form the band Viva Saturn whose debut release appeared on the San Francisco label Heyday Records, which was run at the time by Pat Thomas of the band Absolute Grey. Viva Saturn went on to release two additional LPs, Soundmind and Brightside. David Roback made the album Rainy Day, featuring cover versions performed by various leading lights of the Paisley Underground. He formed the Clay Allison Band and Opal, both with former Dream Syndicate bassist Kendra Smith, and later formed Mazzy Star with Hope Sandoval. Keyboardist Will Glenn was also a member of the Rainy Day project, The Three O'Clock, and Viva Saturn. He also recorded with Mazzy Star under the name William Cooper. Glenn died of cancer on March 16, 2001. Mark Marcum joined the heavy metal band Savage Grace after leaving Rain Parade and appeared on their 1986 album After the Fall from Grace and 1987 EP Ride into the Night. Reunion and comeback (2012–present) The Rain Parade reformed in 2012, performing their comeback gig on December 20, 2012 at Cafe Du Nord in San Francisco on a sold out bill with Powder and the Bang Girl Group Revue. The Rain Parade lineup included original members Matt Piucci, Steven Roback and John Thoman, augmented by Mark Hanley, Alec Palao and former Game Theory drummer Gil Ray. This lineup also performed at The Earl in Atlanta, GA on January 19, 2013. This show was a benefit for Bobby Sutliff of The Windbreakers, who had been injured in a car accident. In December 2013, Rain Parade played two nights with three other reunited Paisley Underground bands—the Bangles, the Dream Syndicate, and the Three O'Clock—at The Fillmore in San Francisco (Dec. 5) and The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles (Dec. 6 benefit concert). In 2014, drummer Gil Ray gave up performing due to health concerns, and was replaced in the lineup by returning member Stephan Junca. Ray died of cancer in 2017.