Reply #158: Su Tissue, Vex Billngsgate, Chuck Roast , Frank Ennui

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from Wikipedia:

Originating in the Southern California Punk rock scene, the band consisted of:

* Su Tissue (Sue McLane) - vocals
* Frankie Ennui (Richard Whitney)
* Chuck Roast (Charles Rodriguez)
* Vex Billingsgate/Bill Vex (William Ranson) - bass
* John Gleur (John McBurney). Gleur left the group during the production of Baby.

Suburban Lawns released the groundbreaking single Gidget Goes to Hell in 1979, followed by the album Suburban Lawns in 1981 on I.R.S. Records which featured the New Wave radio favorite, and the band's second single, Janitor -- all produced by EJ Emmons. Jonathan Demme directed the video for Gidget Goes To Hell which debuted on Saturday Night Live. In 1983 came a 5-song EP, Baby, produced by Richard Mazda. The band folded shortly afterwards.