In 1994, the record label Other Peoples Music, released a retrospective, A Taste Of Honey. Leckie also ran an art gallery in Toronto called Fleurs Du Mal; notable patrons included The Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren. Leckie discovered and mentored various young artists whom later went on to be auctioned at Waddington's and Ritchie's. Leckie also made a brief appearance in the film, American Psycho. A reference to their song, "Screamin Fist", turned up in the pages of Neuromancer, a novel by William Gibson, and a computer virus was also named after the song. Over time, other members of the Viletones included Screamin' Sam Ferrara (bass), Tony Vincent (drums), Steve Koch (guitar), Steven Stergiu (guitar), Conrad Wiggins (guitar), Ian Blurton (guitar), Scott McCullough (guitar), Jeff Zurba (drums), Steve Scarlet (guitar). After a reunion, the Viletones released their first commercial music video, which received regular rotation on Much Music, MTV (America & Europe) and some coverage on the BBC. The first comeback show with the new lineup was recorded live by Doug McClement and was released soon after. It featured live material and three new tracks written by Leckie and Stergiu, and was their first new material since the early 1980s. This release was called What It Feels Like To Kill (1998). Leckie and Stergiu then relocated to London and formed a British version of the band. In November 2012, Steven Leckie posted an obituary for original drummer, Mike "Motor X" Andersen, on his Facebook page, which was featured in Now Magazine. Leckie has also performed as a spoken word artist, reading from his yet unpublished autobiography tentatively titled 'Screamin Fist', and has appeared on various panels and discussion groups on the subject of addiction and recovery. The Viletones most recent performance was on August 15, 2015, despite Leckie's battle with multiple sclerosis, and was filmed in 3-D by Regg Hartt for Cineforum. Discography Singles and EPs 1977 "Screaming Fist" (7" single: "Screaming Fist", "Possibilities", "Rebel") 1978 Look Back In Anger (7" EP: "Don't You Lie", "Dirty Feelin", "Back Door To Hell", "Swastika Girl", "Danger Boy") 2013 "Auschwitz Jerk" (7" single: "Auschwitz Jerk", "Wet Dream Girl", "Heinrich Himmler") Albums 1983 Saturday Night, Sunday Morning 1994 A Taste of Honey (recorded 1977) 1998 What It Feels Like to Kill (As "Steven Leckie & Viletones") References External links Viletones official website Discography at Discogs.com 1977 establishments in Ontario Musical groups established in 1977