Good then the east coast and Canada with UK Subs. Non Existence and Breakup In 1990, the band learned they would be touring Europe with Samiam and went into the studio to record a new album in preparation for the tour. During this time, Mike Story was briefly replaced by Pat Hercules for some live shows, but he was eventually replaced by Matt Smith to record the next album and subsequent European tour. The second album, "Non Existence" was produced by Nicky Garrett and recorded in San Francisco. During the recording, Ultraman played 924 Gilman Street. After several more U.S. shows, the band headed off to Europe to play Germany, Austria, Yugoslavia, Italy, Switzerland, the Netherlands, France, and England with punk band Samiam. Ultraman decided to call this tour "European In Your Pants." After the tour Ultraman returned to the U.S. to play live shows throughout the country. In February 1991, Rick Ulrich from Whoppers Taste Good replaced Matt Smith. Ultraman was set to go back to Europe for another tour, and John John replaced John Corcoran on bass for this leg. Ultraman toured solo on this 1991 tour, playing shows in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Austria. They returned to America once again, but this time broke up. They played a final, sold-out show at legendary Mississippi Nights on December 30, 1991. The Constant Weight of Zero and Reformation While formally broken up, Ultraman still played dozens of reunion shows throughout the Midwest. In 1999, the band officially re-formed, with the lineup of Tim Jamison on vocals, John John on bass, Tim O'Saben on guitar, Bob Fancher on guitar and Jason Simpson on drums. This incarnation of Ultraman continued to play shows in St. Louis while writing new songs. The band has always been one of St. Louis's most requested opening acts for touring punk and hardcore punk bands that came to play in the region. By 2001, Rob Wagoner returned to the band, replacing Tim O'Saben. This lineup would record the album "The Constant Weight of Zero," which was released in 2004. As of 2015 Rob Wagoner and John John left the band. Tim O'Saben returned to guitar and Ryan Meszaros took over on bass. In the meantime Ultraman has continued to play a few shows per year in St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City and Lawrence, KS. They are currently working on new songs and set to record