of the Year--the award went to The Tragically Hip. In 1991, Brighton Rock released the album Love Machine. The album didn't chart, but the single "Hollywood Shuffle" earned the #6 spot on the Cancon: To Watch chart. The band toured Ontario to support the album, then broke up. Their last show was at the Toronto nightclub Spectrum in June 1992. As Fraser explained, they were suffering from a combination of burn-out from an exhausting touring schedule, and frustration at not being able to break into the US market. They had fired their manager and couldn't find someone who could help them move to the next level. McGhee decided to move to Los Angeles; Fraser joined Helix. At the Juno Awards of 1992, Love Machine was nominated as Hard Rock Album of the Year. The band regrouped for a reunion tour in 2001, releasing the live album A Room for Five Live in 2002. In 2006 a greatest hits package was released titled The Essentials. In 2007, Fraser and Skreebs formed a band called Fraze Gang and released the album Fraze Gang in 2008. A Brighton Rock EP called Don't Call Us was announced for release in 2009, but it did not materialize. The band regrouped again Thursday October 30, 2008, at the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto for a benefit concert for fellow Canadian rocker Carl Dixon who was injured in a car crash. In 2013, they played the Firefest X Festival in England, and released the single and video for “Creatures of the Night”, a re-imagining of the KISS classic, for the fundraising album A World With Heroes (A Kiss Tribute For Cancer Care). Brighton Rock has since played a couple of shows every year. Their last live shows were as part of the 2019 Monsters of Rock Cruise in Jamaica. Also in 2019, Brighton Rock released a new song, "End of Time". On August 25, 2020, Gerry McGhee died of cancer. In the same year, Fraser had recorded a studio album with a new band, Storm Force. Discography Albums Young, Wild and Free (1986), WEA Take a Deep Breath (1988), WEA Love Machine (1991), WEA A Room for Five Live (2002), Z Records The Essentials (2006, compilation), Warner Music EPs Brighton Rock (1985), Flying Fist Records Hangin' High & Dry (1988), WEA Singles "Breakin' Down The Barricade" (1984, as Heart Attack) "Can't Wait For The Night" (1986) "Change