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Some years later, Gregg assembled a group of seasoned rockers for another shot at the top. Bruce Bird, head of Camel Records, had worked with Angel and signed the new band, dubbed Giuffria, immediately upon hearing a demo. The eponymous debut featured "Call to the Heart," which reached the Top 20, and Guiffria hit the road. Membership shake-ups lead to a delayed release for sophomore effort, Silk and Steel, and soon the band was without a label. With the help of Gene Simmons and some new second-string talent, Gregg launched another band, House of Lords. Personnel and label problems plagued this unit as well, and the fall of the House of Lords came in the early 90's. The undeterred Gregg Giuffria is reportedly at work on yet another project. |