from Return Of The Living Dead 1984

In 1981, Stacey Swain became part of the group Q when she was brought in as a producer. When the band was ready to record its first track they realized that they had no vocalist and Jon St. James asked her to sing. She did, and the group had found their new vocalist.

In 1983, Stacey Swain and Jon St. James changed the name of the group to SSQ and added more members.

'SS' stood for Stacey Swain, and 'Q' to represent the band.

SSQ only recorded one album; Playback, which was released on Enigma and EMI America records in 1983.

In 1986 the group decided to capitalize on the large amount of attention that Stacey Swain was receiving at the time and changed the groups name again.

This time to Stacey Q...

'Stacey' for obvious reasons and 'Q' to again represent the band.

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