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  1. History. The band formed in 1983, comprising Mad Shadows members lead singer/rhythm guitarist Trevor Steel and guitarist John Holliday, along with former Expressos members bassist Johnnie Christo (a.k.a. John Christoforou [1]) and drummer Milan Zekavica.

  2. Lost 80s Live USA 2019. The Beginning. The Escape Club formed in London, England in 1982 from the remains of two bands; The Expressos and Mad Shadows. Their founding members were; Trevor Steel, John Holliday, Johnnie Christo and Milan Zekavica. Both bands, Mad Shadows and the Expressos had done quite well on the gig circuit.

  3. The Escape Club, which includes lead singer Trevor Steel, lead guitarist John Holliday, bassist Johnnie Christo, and drummer Milan Zekavica, broke out of London’s club scene and signed with EMI Records in 1986.

  4. Milan Zekavica. Actor. Composer. Soundtrack. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Milan Zekavica is known for Gotti (2018), Johnny Hallyday: Je serai là (Live) (1993) and The Escape Club: Wild, Wild West (1988). Add photos, demo reels. Add to list. More at IMDbPro. Contact info. Agent info. Known for: Gotti. 4.8. Soundtrack ("I'll Be There") 2018.

  5. The Escape Club is the only British band to have a No. 1 hit in the U.S. while not charting at all in their native UK. The band self-released a fourth album "Cloud 10" in 2005. Trevor Steel and John Holliday reunited, with new band member Red Broad, in 2009 and self-released a fifth studio album, Celebrity, in February 2012.

  6. Lead singer Trevor Steel and lead guitarist John Holliday were members of Mad Shadows, but when their drummer left, Espressos drummer Milan Zekavica was invited to join. By 1983, bass player Johnnie Christo had also been recruited by Mad Shadows and the group, renamed as Escape Club, began to play shows.

  7. 6 de nov. de 2023 · Lead singer Trevor Steel and lead guitarist John Holliday were members of Mad Shadows, but when their drummer left, Espressos drummer Milan Zekavica was invited to join. By 1983, bass player Johnnie Christo had also been recruited by Mad Shadows and the group, renamed as Escape Club, began to play shows.