The band was formed in 1969, and at the beginning of the next year they were joined by two who from all participants really stayed in music-MARK DOYLE and JOE WHITING. The band recorded two albums Way Down East (1970) and WHISKEY WOMAN (1971) in Traditional hard rock and sold out in early 1973. DOYLE worked as a guitar player with Andy Pratt, Cindy Bullens, Leo Sayer-since the early 80's he worked with Meat Loaf and Bryan Adams. In the early 90s he worked as a session guitarist in Japan at SONY.
1971 - Whiskey Woman
1972 - Way Down East
1973 - The Lost 3rd Album
Jukin’ Bone (pre-Free Will) – 1971 – 1973 (3CD), MP3
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