Rockhead was a Canadian hard rock music group formed in 1991 in Vancouver by Bob Rock. History Already a well-established music producer, guitarist Bob Rock formed the group in 1991 with his Payola$ and Rock and Hyde bandmate, drummer Chris Taylor, as well as vocalist Steve Jack and bassist Jamey Koch. Jack and Koch, as well as keyboardist John Webster, were all local Vancouver, British Columbia musicians. Their debut single was called "Heartland". Rock produced the band's debut effort, which was released on Capitol Records in 1992. Members of Bon Jovi, The Cult, and Little Caesar guested on the album. The singles "Bed of Roses" and "Chelsea Rose" followed, as did a tour supporting Bon Jovi. However, the album did not sell well, and soon after the group disbanded and Rock returned to his career in production. Members Steve Jack - lead vocals, harmonica Bob Rock - guitars, backing vocals Jamey Koch - bass, acoustic guitar, backing vocals John Webster - keyboards, hammond organ, piano, backing vocals Chris Taylor - drums Touring members David "Ziggy" Sigmund - guitars Session members Billy Duffy - guitar (also tour guest) Richie Sambora - guitar Jimmy "Apache" Hayne - guitar Kenny Greer - pedal steel guitar, slide guitar Marc LaFrance - backing vocals David Steele - backing vocals Scott Humphrey - programming Discography Rockhead (Capitol Records, 1992) References Musical groups established in 1991 Musical groups disestablished in 1993 Musical groups from Vancouver Canadian hard rock musical groups 1991 establishments in British Columbia 1993 disestablishments in British Columbia