 Reaction, who had signed the band in 1985 was unaware that in May 1987 Sutherland had trademarked the name “Satellite Spies” in NZ.The new band began touring NZ and Australia and Tucker made the decision not to dispute the trademark as it was uneconomic to do so.Sutherland's version of Satellite Spies had a Top 20 single with “It Must Be Love” and this version of the band continued to play live for more than two decades despite disputes between Loveys and Sutherland over naming rights.