Spite (punk band)

Guitarist, Tom "Tommy" Fuller[14] performed with Black Spring from 1989 to 1995. Black Spring released their album Girth in 1992.[15] In 2001 Fuller played guitar on the Aliens, Psychos & Wild Things, Vol. 2 CD, which was on the Arcania International label. In 2005, he released his solo album, Chasing an Illusion on Red Cap Records.[16] Fuller also appears on Makin' the Point by Frankie and the Knockouts.[17] Another 2005 appearance is with Twisted Sister on their Live at Wacken: The Reunion DVD.[18] This DVD was produced by Eagle Vision USA. Most recently (June 2007), Tom Fuller has rejoined Violent Apathy on their Twenty Five Year Reunion Tour. [11]

Spite was also a springboard for the band's other guitarist, Greg Fox.[19] Fox also played guitar on a 2004 release by The '89 Cubs called, There Are Giants in the Earth,[20] which was recorded on the Slowdance Records[21] label.[22]

The vocalist, Scott Boman, also wrote opinion columns in the Western Herald (Western Michigan University publication), was founder of Fellowship of the Purple Cube[7] and is a perennial Michigan Libertarian Party politician.[13][23] Most recently, Boman has been involved in spoken word performances. This includes performances in 2009 and 2017 when he was featured in Detroit's Annual Erotic Poetry and Music Festival. This "eclectic celebration of the erotic arts" is a charitable event for Paws with a Cause. Paws with a Cause pairs shelter dogs with disabled human companions.[24][25]

After Spite was dissolved, drummer Bill "Willie" Axe performed with bassist Dan Humiston in Memories of Tomorrow.[9] Then, from 1991 to 1995, Axe played drums for Rollinghead.[10] Rollinghead released their CD Daddyhorse in 1991 on the Piranha Alley Records label, and in 1994 they released Vol.3 Live via the Grass Records and Roundflat Records labels.[26]

Bass player, Dan "Danno" Humiston went on to perform with the bands, Shroud of Secrecy [27] and Memories of Tomorrow[9](1989). Memories of Tomorrow performed with Soundgarden at the state theater during its Louder than Love tour. Humiston also recorded and engineered the CD, Racecar 1991 by Overman,[28] the work was of such interest that it was later remastered as Racecar 2003.[29]