Russell wrote: "Hi! Yes, there's about a 30-second snatch of "Red Light" on that film (available through Amazon). We recorded various demos of songs including some at Gooseberry Studios in Soho where the Sex Pistols recorded all their hits. The Eric Miller/Give A Damn single was recorded at Strawberry Studios in London. Somewhere in my loft is a reel-to-reel tape of Some Great British Heroes recordings, but I have no idea what's on it! We'd be happy for the two tracks to appear on the compilation album if you could send us a copy of the CD when it's completed?

Ta,

Russell Chaney

GBH (Great British Heroes)  Eventually known as Havoc. Genre : NWOBHM movement.   This band are already featured on your site. I joined to play bass in October 1981 to replace Andy Jack. 

Lineup -  Mick Fellappa (Lead Guitars).  Graham Reed (Vocals, Lead Guitars). Graham Reed (Vocals, Guitars). Steve Wilde (Vocals)  Leigh Tarrant (Bass guitar).  Andy Jack (Bass guitar, replaced in 1981 by Leigh Tarrant)

Popular songs from their set list at the time :   Treat Me Rough,  London Cowboys, You Should be dancin',  Something I Said.  

Band disbanded by mid 1982.  Havoc played at Londons Marquee club supporting 'Sapphire' in December 1981.    Also played a packed house at Londons Rock Garden in November 1981.  A cancelled slot with 'Wild Horses' emerged, and shortly after by summer 1982 the band disbanded.

Leigh Tarrant