The album was produced by Kevin Shirley (Journey, Iron Maiden, Rush, Joe Bonamassa, Mr. Big and so many others), originally released in '93. Not to be confused with the famous group of LA session musicians who became known as the Wrecking Crew during the 60s and 70s; this Wrecking Crew was formed in Sydney during 1987 and is just one of many bands throughout the world to have taken their name from this revered group of amazingly talented musicians. However also distinguishing Sydney's Wrecking Crew from this now famous group is their musical style. Instead of playing every known style of pop music on record; frontman / lead vocalist Dave Wilkins and co stuck to what they do best playing no frills hard rock with a touch of blues and funk for good measure. This isn't to say that they weren't talented musicians because they certainly were; however the constraints of playing in a no frills hard rock band often don t allow musicians to show off their true versatility. The band had a respectable following in Sydney, particularly during the early 90s. They played at many of the popular live music venues including Selinas (Coogee Bay Hotel) where the band recorded their only music video to promote their single Stay . In addition to releasing several CD singles Welcome to the Circus in 1992; Stay in 1993 and She Wants Love also in 1993; a full length album titled Fun in the Doghouse was also released showcasing the bands excellent song writing and musicianship. Wilkins later moved on to form Aussie pop / rock band Utopian Babies, best known for their radio friendly hit single One of These Days . Wilkins has also been credited with song writing alongside some major Australian talents including Diesel, Ian Moss, Wendy Matthews, Kate Ceberano, Shannon Noll. Now, the band is back. This great bluesy-funky-hard album is underrated and deserved another chance to reach his audience. Three tracks have been added and each song have been remastered
