Di'Anno
Di'Anno was the first project by Paul Di'Anno after he was fired from Iron Maiden. This group was originally called Lonewolf but after disagreement with a group already called Lone Wolf, they changed their name and ended up recording only one album Nomad under the simple moniker of Di'Anno. On the tour Paul refused to play any Iron Maiden songs (much to the dismay of the crowd), playing only their own songs and a few other covers (most notably Van Halen's version of the Kinks' "You Really Got Me," and "Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood"). Having little success, the six-piece band disbanded shortly after they were done touring. The only other recordings available from this band are a single of "Heartuser," a single Japanese release of "Flaming Heart" and a Sweden-only VHS release called Live at the Palace (also available on DVD as Di'Anno Live From London). During the latter performance, the band played an unreleased song entitled "Spiritual Guidance," which Paul told the audience would be on the band's forthcoming album. This album was never recorded.Last known line-up
- Paul Di'Anno - lead vocals
- Lee Slater - guitars, vocals
- P.J. Ward - guitars, vocals
- Kevin Browne - bass, vocals
- Mark Venables - keyboards, vocals
