In 2010, Chris Logue reformed the band with musicians of the German band Roxxcalibur, and played a European tour in April and May in addition to festivals such as Keep It True and Bang Your Head!!!. Another song, "Mainline Lover", appeared on the 1993 compilation American Metal - Heavy 'N' Dirty. 1 compilation album in 1985, with the songs "Master of Disguise" and "Fear my Way". The band was also featured on the Speed Metal Hell - Vol. It also featured new bass player Derek Peace, a member of Heir Apparent. The group's final output, the Ride Into The Night EP, included a cover of the Deep Purple classic "Burn". After another tour of Europe, Beast left the band. The sophomore album, 1986's After the fall from Grace, was recorded by Chris Logue on guitars and lead vocals, Brian East on bass, Mark "Chase" Marshall on guitar and Mark Marcum on drums. Later Mike Smith was fired and, after touring Europe, Dan Finch left the band. During its release Grace were joined for a short period by Kurt Phillips of Canadian band Witchkiller and then Mark "Chase" Marshall. The album was also recorded with only one guitar player, Chris Logue handled all guitar duties. The album's controversial cover depicts a police officer with red demon-like eyes keeping a topless girl cleave gagged and handcuffed to his motorcycle. The band's first full-length album, Master of Disguise, followed in 1985 and introduced yet another new vocalist, Mike Smith. The band's 1983 debut release, The Dominatress EP, was recorded with Logue on guitar, Brian "Beast" East on bass, Dan Finch on drums, John Birk on vocals and new guitarist Kenny Powell on guitar (who would soon leave to form his own band, Omen). Metal Blade would select the song "Scepters of Deceit" from a three song demo for their 1982 Metal Massacre II compilation, with Dwight Cliff taking over vocals from Rhoads. Randy had suggested the name Savage Grace to Kelle. Their first demos were recorded with Ozzy Osbourne's guitarist Randy Rhoads' brother Kelle on vocals. They would later change their name to Savage Grace after the 1970s rock band led by Ron Koss that were on Warner/Reprise Records. “That’s an odd thing for me to ask.Their original name was Marquis de Sade, named after the French aristocrat of the same name. My hearing had pricked at the sound of an unexpected noise, stopping me from finishing what I was about to say.ĭaniel laughed and let go of my arms. What the hell?” I jumped back and smacked my hip on the foot of my bed. So maybe the idea of our being engaged wouldn’t be too crazy, even if he had no recollection of it.
“Whatever it is you wanted to ask me is important. An expression of pain crossed his face as he pulled me up so I was standing in front of him, gripping me tightly so I couldn’t run away. “Nothing,” I said, and started to pull away. Maybe his memory had blocked it out on purpose. Who maybe hadn’t even really wanted to ask. My heart sank in my chest, realizing I was engaged to someone who didn’t even remember asking.