Facebook page that they will write a new album. Several songs were composed, but due to the geographic difficulties (Diesel Dave was based in Seattle whereas the other members in California) as well as family reasons were not able to complete the album, and no musical content has been released since. The band did however play some gigs, such as at the Hits and Pits Tour in Australia in March 2013. In 2015 the band cancelled their appearance at the GROEZROCK festival in Meerhout, Belgium with no explanation. The band's vocalist, Diesel Dave, remains connected to writing by free-lancing for various publications, weekly magazines (such as the Seattle Weekly) and various blogs including a health industry publications. In 2016, Diesel Dave launched a new band called Dirty Outs along with an EP containing six songs. Members Dave "Diesel Dave" Lake – vocals and guitar (1993–present) Greg Hensley – bass guitar (1993-present) Christopher Thomas – drummer (2021-present). He also plays in the band Mansions. Chad Philipps – guitar (2021-present) Justin Werth – guitar and vocal harmonies (1993-2021). He has also played guitar in Fang. Geoff Arcuri – drummer (1999–2021) Mike Schaus – drummer (1993–1999) Discography Studio albums Cock Rock (1996) Venus Envy (1998) Sofa King Cool (1999) Rode Hard and Put Away Wet (2001) EPs Strap on Seven Inch (1996) Double Letter Score (with Divit) (2001) Music videos "She's My Queen" (1999) Appearances in popular culture Their song from the Venus Envy album, "Endless Summer Days", appears in the full-length feature Drive Me Crazy. Three of their songs of the Sofa King Cool album, "A Literary Love Song", "She's My Queen" and "Shining Star", were featured as soundtracks in the 1999 video game, Test Drive Off-Road 3. The song "She's My Queen" from the Sofa King Cool album was mentioned in the Paul Simon biography A Life, as a song that references Joe DiMaggio (although it is incorrectly referred to as "She's My Marilyn Monroe"). The song "True Drew" is mentioned in the book Rock and Roll Baby Names as a rock song related to the name Drew. References External links Diesel Boy's official MySpace page Musical groups established in 1993 Punk rock groups from California Skate punk groups Pop punk groups from California 1993 establishments in California