I was the lead vocalist/mediator. In a group with a bunch of women, it needed that. When some of them were having a disagreement I would sit back and look at things from a different point of view and give each side a different aspect to look at.

We set the tone and standard for up and coming female bands. It was empowering. At the time people thought, we were a little risqué. We said things that women were thinking about but were afraid to say. So we said it for them. Even today, there aren't too many all-female bands, just the occasional girl playing guitar or a drummer. There are so many talented females playing instruments, it would be a great treat to see all-girl-bands come back.

I am married to writer, producer, Alton "Wokie" Stewart. I have three children, Starr, Crystal, and Alton, III. I was keeping busy being a housewife and mom. I also gave my life over to Christ, singing in the church choir.

I kept one jacket. My trademark, a silver wig from "Meeting In The Ladies Room," I threw out in the audience and a guy caught it. He actually was wearing it.

It was like old times, but even better. It's been so many years since we've been together so it was an added excitement to reunite and see each other. We really worked hard to make it a great show, which was a challenge after 20 years. The feedback from everyone at the reunion show was, that we are better today then we were then. It was like riding a bicycle, what you know you always know.