 Harmony's band subsequently becomes successful in the US and, in the late 1960s, rebrands itself as 'Kinky Roosevelt', a progressive, heavy rock band.Following the breakup of Kinky Roosevelt, Klaus Harmony returns to Europe and meets Friedrich Wohlfäht, an aspiring filmmaker with a background as a photographer for clothing catalogs.As a creative and business partnership, they go on to make eleven films including "Die Grosse Brustwarze Karnival", "Die Sins des Apostles", and "The Ladies Man".