Side Projects
- Eric Clayton appeared as "Reason" on Ayreon's 2004 album, The Human Equation, which also featured James LaBrie, Mikael Åkerfeldt and Devin Townsend, among others. In 1998, he produced and performed guest vocals on Wedding Party's album, Anthems. Clayton also produced and performed guest vocals in Eva O's album, Damnation: Ride the Madness.
- Carl Johan Grimmark is the lead guitarist for Narnia and also performs with Rob Rock.
- Nathan Van Hala currently plays keyboards for The Fur Traders. Past projects include Eagle Winged Palace, West Indian Girl, X-electra, Shadow Project, and Strychnine Kiss, for whom he was the vocalist and primary songwriter.
- Thomas Weinesjö is the drummer for Veni Domine.
- Former drummer Victor Deaton played drums on two tracks ("Raven's Warning" and "Alliance") and marching snare drum (percussion) on one track ("War Memorial") of Wedding Party's record Anthems. It is also rumored that Victor Deaton played drums on the Rackets and Drapes album "Trick or Treat". Hence, the liner notes of the album contained, "BAND THANX: ...,Vic Deaton for the music lessons,..." Victor Deaton has also recorded with guitarist Phil Keaggy.
- Former drummer Sam West is currently a member of Stavesacre, and previously performed with Scaterd Few and The Violet Burning.
- Eric Clayton guested Carl Johan Grimmarks headproject Narnia on the album The Great Fall and sang the vocals with Christian Rivel on the 14 minute song The Great Fall of Man.
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