Agnew's anti-drug anthem 'Alone Against the World', the album is so consistently rocking and good-humored that it's a more entertaining listen than their uneven earlier records." Legacy Balboa Fun*Zone was the Adolescents' final studio album released during the 1980s. The band broke up in April 1989, and the members moved on to other projects. Soto, Hanson, and Frank Agnew started a band called Joyride in 1992. Agnew soon left to focus on his family life and maintained a low-profile musical career, playing on albums by Tender Fury, Rule 62, and Mr. Mirainga. Soto and Hanson kept Joyride going until the mid-1990s, then formed the band 22 Jacks. Rikk Agnew, meanwhile, briefly rejoined the gothic rock band Christian Death and released two solo albums between 1990 and 1992. Also in 1992, Rikk and Frank Agnew joined Tony Brandenburg and other Southern California punk musicians for Pinups, an album of cover versions of punk rock songs from the 1970s and early 1980s on which Soto sang backing vocals. That same year, Brandenburg, Rikk Agnew, and former Adolescents drummer Casey Royer also formed ADZ; the group's name was a shortened form of Adolescents. Royer and Agnew both left after the band's first album, Where Were You? (1992). The Adolescents lineup of Brandenburg, Soto, Royer, and Rikk and Frank Agnew reunited in 2001, though Rikk Agnew left by late 2003 and Frank Agnew in 2006. Since 2008, Brandenburg and Soto have been the band's sole constant members and primary songwriters, anchoring lineups that have continued to release albums as the Adolescents. Songs from Balboa Fun*Zone do not appear on any of the Adolescents' live albums released after their 1989 breakup. Track listing Writing and lead vocal credits adapted from the album's liner notes. Personnel Credits adapted from the album's liner notes. Band Rikk Agnew – guitar; producer; lead vocals on tracks 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, and 13 Steve Soto – bass guitar; producer; lead vocals on tracks 1, 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, and 14 Frank Agnew – guitar, producer Sandy Hanson – drums, producer Additional performers Mark Mahoney – tattoo machine on "It's Tattoo Time" Thee Bretheren Percussio – percussion instruments on "Frustrated" Production Chaz Ramirez – recording engineer, producer, Hammond organ on "I'm a Victim" Eddie Schreyer – audio mastering Artwork Danny T. Dorrance – cover design Kim J. Dorrance – photographs References Adolescents (band) albums 1988 albums it:Brats