Head. In early January 1966, the group was playing at the Nu Beat club in Redwood City which had recently opened. Also that year Autumn went broke and closed which meant the end of their relationship with the label. By the spring of 1966, Errico had already left the band and she was a member of The Mojo Men. Bob Bailey kept the band going while they had some changing line ups. For a short time Bob Mosley who would one day join Moby Grape was a member, but he never recorded with the group. With a change in musical direction to a more psychedelic sound, the group recorded two more singles in 1966 for the Uptown and Tower labels. They were credited as The Book of Changes for their Tower release. The A side of the single was "I Stole The Goodyear Blimp" was a novelty type of single. Members Jan Errico actually changed her last name to Ashton because she thought it sounded British. She later left the group because their sound was evolving into a harder psychedelic sound, joining another San Francisco group, the Mojo Men, for which she sang a very audible harmony vocal on their biggest selling single, the Stephen Stills-composed "Sit Down I Think I Love You" from 1967. The Mojo Men eventually shortened their name to Mojo, and released an album and several singles on the GRT label before disbanding. Personnel Jan Errico (Jan Ashton) - drummer, vocals Bob Bailey - tambourine, vocals Bob Cole - guitar (1965) Rick Dey - bass Ned Hollis - guitar, organ Reese Sheets - guitar Frank Smith - bass (1966) Jim Sawyers - guitar (1966) Richard Fortunato - guitar, vocals (1966) Roland Oeler - bass Saul Lewis - organ, vocals Arthur Penhallow - drums Bob Mosley - bass (1966) Discography References Millbrae, California Musical groups from the San Francisco Bay Area Psychedelic rock music groups from California Autumn Records artists