O'Connor Show, had slots on The Golden Shot, Mike and Bernie Winters' Show, Presenting Nana Mouskouri, Seaside Special and David Nixon's show. Peters and Lee had a popular (now lost) TV series of their own Meet Peters & Lee, including several Christmas specials made by ATV. "The Peters and Lee Story" was one Christmas special made for 27 December 1975 which starred Mike and Bernie Winters, Cleo Laine and Aiden J Harvey, who won New Faces in 1974. Their success made them household names and frequent appearances on Top of the Pops also kept their record sales steady. Their last TV appearance before their split was London Night Out in November 1980 in which they performed four songs from their farewell album. Solo and reunion Lee went on to perform mainly in theatre and acting roles, whilst Peters recorded his only solo album Unforgettable in 1981 and released three singles, "Record of My Love" in 1981, "Why Me" for Christmas 1982 and "Key Largo" in 1985. Peters also appeared on a few small TV slots and appeared briefly as a crime boss in the 1984 film The Hit, but without a huge success. Despite their fame, neither Peters nor Lee could repeat the success they enjoyed whilst together. The pair reunited in 1986 with a new single, "Familiar Feelings", to perform on the nostalgia circuit. They also made some TV appearances, performing their new single. The duo went on to record two new albums, one in 1989 and the last in 1992 for their 21st anniversary, before Peters' death from bone cancer in 1992, aged 60. Their final TV appearance was Pebble Mill in February 1992 with a short interview and a performance of the hit "Hey Mister Music Man". Sporting a broken arm, Peters' illness was apparent. Lee went on to marry Rick Price of Wizzard and recorded a solo album Chemistry in 1994. She continued to tour with Price as a duo, performing hits and new material, until his death in May 2022. Personal lives In August 2005, Peters' daughter, Lisa Sullivan, was strangled to death, at age 40, by her partner, Terry Game. The murder took place at the Martello Caravan Park in Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, where her body was later found. In March 2006, Game was sentenced to life in prison for the murder. The Judge Philip Clegg, in the sentence said, Sullivan had been "the victim