Eye Eye - Just In Time To Be Late (1986)

Eye Eye were a Toronto band that rose to prominence in the mid eighties.  They won a number of talent competitions on both a local and national level.  They also took advantage of the birth and subsequent popularity of music videos and got some great rotation on the nation’s station, Much Music. 

They were eventually signed to Duke Street Records and released their debut, “Just In Time To Be Late”, in 1986.

They achieved rapid popularity and found themselves playing and touring constantly.  All the touring put them behind the eight ball when it came time to produce their second release in 1988.  The band once again had some decent recognition from it but the genre of synth pop was starting to wear thin and the band eventually broke up . Some of the members like lead singer, Bill Wood, continued to release music as a solo artist while others left the profession all together.  Drummer, Mark Caporal, was actually killed in a small plane crash in Ontario.

01.  Love Runs Hot  - 4:17 
02.  Out On A Limb  - 5:16 
03.  Where There's Smoke  - 3:52 
04.  Fall To Pieces  - 4:11 
05.  X-Ray Eyes  - 3:36 
06.  One Sided Love  - 4:07 
07.  The Essence Of You  - 4:35 
08.  Faithfully Yours  - 4:42 
09.  (Never Had A) Heartbeat  - 3:37 
10.  Wishing Well  - 5:10

Credits
Bass – Doug Ruston
Drums – Mark Caporal
Guitar, Vocals – Andy Ryan
Lead Vocals – Bill Wood
Producer – Terry Brown

Notes
Genre: AOR/Synth Pop
Length: 43:33

© 1986 Duke Street Records