Something Wicked Kerry Wilkinson

Something Wicked This Way Comes features two programmes showing the band in vastly different settings. Claret Hall Farm was made during the bands special 1984 weekend for the fans, who attended work and performances at The Enids home & studio setting of Claret Hall Farm. Stonehenge Free Festival was filmed during the Solstice at the last ever free festival to be staged at Stonehenge in 1984. Both pieces stand as a testament to the band's enduring creativity, innovation, and popular appeal.

At 25, Lady Elfled Malloren is considered to be "on the shelf" by everyone but her family. After seeing her twin brother off on another adventure, Elfled decides to seek some experiences of her own. She disguises herself as

“Billionaires Boys Club” formed in 1992 from the ex- guitarist Jorg Fischer after his departure from the band “Αccept”. “Billionaire Boys Club” featured Fischer on guitar, Anders Johansson (ex-Yngwie Malmsteen, currently with HammerFall) on drums and Mark Boals (ex-Yngwie Malmsteen) on vocals. Marcel Jacob (ex-Talisman, ex-Last Autumn’s Dream) shared the bass guitar duties on the album with Magnus Rosén (ex-HammerFall) and Per Stadin (renowned in Sweden for his band Silver Mountain). The one and only album came out on January 15th, 1993, publiced by Polydor and produced by Fischer. The album contains ten songs of crunchy hard rock style that were played musically and technically competent. Vocalist Mark Boals shows his skills and guitarist Fischer shines with all its routine and good song ideas. The songs also have some good power and melodic rock.