Side Projects/Current Projects
Scott McCloud and Johnny Temple also played together in a side-project called New Wet Kojak, releasing 2 records on Chicago's Touch and Go Records - New Wet Kojak- 1995 and Nasty International - 1997. They followed with 3 more on Beggar's Banquet - Do Things (2000), No. 4 EP (2001), and This Is the Glamorous (2003). The group featured Geoff Turner (ex-Gray Matter), Nick Pellicciotto (Edsel), and Charles Bennington.
Alexis Fleisig performed with Moby on his album Animal Rights.
Scott McCloud, Johnny Temple and Alexis Fleisig toured with Gina Gershon in 2002 in support of her film Prey for Rock and Roll, a film focusing on the struggles of an all female band based roughly on the life of Cheri Lovedog. The tour consisted of Gershon and 3 members of Girls Against Boys performing songs penned by Stephen Trask and Linda Perry. The tour resulted in the reality series/documentary Rocked with Gina Gershon.
Scott McCloud currently plays in Paramount Styles with Alexis Fleisig and have released 2 records on Dutch Label Cycle/Konkurrent Records - Failure American Style (2008) and Heaven's Alright (2010). The group has toured extensively in Europe and less extensively in the United States and Canada. The group features revolving guests including Richard Fortus (Guns N' Roses, The Psychedelic Furs), producer/bass player Geoff Sanoff (Edsel), Julia Kent, Michael Hampton (The Faith S.O.A., One Last Wish, Manifesto), John Schmersal (Brainiac, Enon, Caribou), Simon Lenski (DAAU), Chris Smets and Libor Palucha.
After Girls Against Boys became inactive in 2003, Eli Janney became a full time producer for many bands including Obits and James Blunt. Johnny Temple founded Akashic Books, an independent publisher, known for many books including Go the F* to Sleep, Hairstyles of the Damned and an extensive Noir Series.
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