April 26th 1997 The Seeing Stars album has been released in Sweden where Marty is currently on a promotional tour. See more the Seeing Stars project.

April 18th 1997 Julianne has done some backing vocals for Mark Thwaite's and Andy Cousins band Phive.  Julianne contributed backing vocals to three tracks 'Superstar', 'Suicide Ballad' and 'She's so'.  See more on Julianne and Phive

April 12th 1997 Julianne has been in the studio with Marty Wilson-Piper. This is Marty's own studio in the UK countryside. Marty says ....

"I've spent the last two weeks in the studio with Julianne Regan and that's going really well. Still buried in manuals and sequencer programs but Julianne and I have been working on that together which makes it alot easier and as we are writing and learning, the balance between the creative and the technical is far more rewarding.

So, we're off to London next week for a few days to feel the city and get some other important things done and should be back around the middle of April."

Also : The Seeing Stars album should be released soon on Borderline records. This is taking up some of Marty's time with promo's etc and also includes Andy and Mark from the Eves.

February 17th 1997 Someone signing themselves as "Julianne Regan" filled in the "In the Clouds" guestbook at the weekend. The message read as follows:

" I'm using a friend's set-up, so no address. Good to see people are still interested in what we are up to. I have spent the last few months eating chocolate and sleeping and now my hibernation is over, I'm looking at a new record deal....so you haven't heard the last of me yet."

She also cites Ultravilot as her favourite All About Eve album and Freeze and Somer Finer Day as her favourite All About Eve tracks. These questions are asked whenever anyone fills in the guest book.

January 26th 1997 Julianne is apparently still working on demo's and is content concentrating on new material. She's not actively looking for a new recording contract as of yet but may be in the near future. It's expected that she'll be in this position for the next couple of months at least.

She's not too disheartened at Permanent Records bankruptcy, just that it was unfortunate that they had run into financial trouble just as her album got released.
See more on what Julianne plans after the demise of Permanent.

December 1st 1996 Permanent Records have gone bankrupt and Julianne is out of contract. Miss World was due to be released as the next single. Julianne is said to be writing new tracks with a French friend and also with Polly Hancock (Die Ubermaus)

August 20th 1996 Julianne is said to be securing a more permanent line-up for the band. She is trying to seek members by word of mouth first and is then to advertise. A tour can be expected in the Autumn.
 

August 5th 1996 "... Because I Can" Released

July 20th 1996 Phoenix Festival, Mean Fidler Stage. Same line-up and set as warm-up gig. Largest audience to date. See review

July 19th 1996 Phoenix Festival warm up gig upstairs  at the Garage, London. Julianne is joined by Andy Cousins(bass) & girlfriend(keyboards), Mark Thwaite (guitar) and Dominic (drums). A couple of Eve tracks slip in to thrill fans ... Every Angel and Freeze.

July 15th 1996"Dear Sir" Released

July 17th 1996 "Dear Sir" is made Melody Maker single of the week. See review

July 5th & 6th 1996 The Mission play their final gigs. Adverts had suggested that Mice would play support. This was a mix up during a drunken "wouldn't it be good if .." conversation with Andy Cousins coupled with loose promises to meet up again soon. Julianne was reportedy "washing her hair" those nights.

May 23rd 1996 CND Benefit Gig at Garage, London

April 5th 1996 19 Date Milkman Tour commences at  the Wolverhamton Connaught Hotel. See reviews

April 22nd 1996 "The Milkman" Released

November 18th 1995 Mice play their debut gig at the London Splash Club. See review.

November 15th 1995 "Mat's Prozac" Released

September 1995 "The Innocent" (later to become "... because i can") set to be released. Much of the material was ready by this point. Icon magazine reviewed an early copy of the album

August 1995 "Dear Sir" set to be released - didn't happen. This earlier version can be found on the promo "It's a sampler folks" (PROZPROMO CD1)

July 1995, see Icon Magazine Press Clipping.

April 1995 Julianne Regan solo set to be released - proved to be too optimistic.

February 1995 Julianne reported signed to Permanent records on a solo deal. She had spent December and post-Christmas working on a non-folksy album. Album expect April. See Vox Magazine Press Clipping.

April 1993 Julianne's first release since the split of All About Eve under the name of Harmony Ambulance. (See more)