Driven Man

Crossfire Choir is a band that began in South Florida in the 80s with Jay Pounders, Eddie Freeze, Brad Peet, and Dennis Ambrose. The band moved up north, settling in New Jersey, and became part of the New York City CBGB scene as well as one of the most popular bands in New Brunswick. The band found themselves amidst a label bidding war and eventually signed a record deal with Geffen Records. They toured with popular bands like Culture Club, The Thompson Twins, Midnight Oil, Love & Rocks, Flock of Seagulls, The Alarm, and others. As with many bands of the era, being signed was more of a curse than a blessing. After a few records, the band broke up for good in 1998.