Film Festival in May 2004 but never released. Focusing on music driven productions, she was tapped to executive produce a network special: The Bee Gees "Unbroken Fever"—The 30th Anniversary of Saturday Night Fever. Additionally, Tischler-Blue and Ford teamed up to record music for El Guitarrista, an animated series that Sacred Dogs Entertainment Group is producing. Jackie Fox Fox returned to using her birth name of Fuchs and graduated from UCLA summa cum laude, with a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and Italian. She later received a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School and practices entertainment law. She co-wrote "Delilah's Scissors" with Tischler-Blue and executive-produced and appeared in Edgeplay, Tischler-Blue's 2005 documentary about the Runaways. She also writes an L.A. cat care column for Examiner.com and is an occasional contributor to Listverse.com. She is the author of The Well, an unpublished work of young adult historical fiction, and is currently working on her second novel. In December 2018 she won four games on the game show Jeopardy! In July 2015, after Fowley's death, Fuchs revealed publicly that Fowley raped her on New Year's Eve 1975 at a party after a Runaways performance at a club in Orange County. Sixteen years old at the time, she was reportedly given Quaaludes by a man who she thought was a roadie and raped while she was incapacitated. Currie said she spoke up against Fowley's actions, then stormed out of the room when he refused to stop. Look Away, a documentary about sexual abuse in the rock music industry features Fuchs' story. Laurie McAllister McAllister joined another of Fowley's all-female bands, the Orchids, who released their only album in 1980. McAllister retired from the music industry and worked as a veterinarian technician in Eugene, Oregon. She died of complications from an asthma attack on August 25, 2011 at the age of 54. Members Former Members Joan Jett – rhythm guitar (1975–1979), lead guitar (1975), backing vocals (1975–1977, 1978); lead vocals (1975–1979), bass (1977, 1979) Sandy West – drums, percussion, backing vocals (1975–1979; died 2006); lead vocals (1978) Micki Steele – lead vocals, bass (1975) Lita Ford – lead guitar, backing vocals (1975–1979); rhythm guitar (1977, 1979) bass (1978); lead vocals (1978) Peggy Foster – bass (1975) Cherie Currie – lead vocals (1975–1977); tambourine, snare drum (1977) Jackie Fox – bass, backing vocals (1975–1977) Vicki Blue – bass, backing vocals (1977–1978) Laurie McAllister – bass, backing