World Entertainment War - Post-breakup Activities

Post-breakup Activities

Darby Gould would later join Paul Kantner, Papa John Creach, Jack Casady, Prairie Prince and others as lead female vocalist in a variety of lineups including Wooden Ships, Jefferson Starship - The Next Generation, and Jefferson Starship. Excolere would also appear and record as a vocalist with Jefferson Starship - The Next Generation. Jefferson Starship covered the World Entertainment War song "Dark Ages" on their album "Deep Space / Virgin Sky", and they also covered "In a Crisis", on their album Jefferson's Tree of Liberty with Gould contributing vocals to both.

George Earth had previously worked with Guess in the Santa Cruz bands, Heaven On and Circus Boy. He would later record and tour with Switchblade Symphony, still later touring with Angel Corpus Christi and Stolen Babies, and he performed, composed, recorded, and produced numerous other artists before forming Los Angeles-based Small Halo in 2008. His most recent work has been focused on scoring music for films and television scripts.

Daniel Lewis had played bass with Brezsny in Tao Chemical. He went on to form Jivehounds with Guess and also composed, recorded and performed as a bassist for numerous other projects, including Pipa & the Shapeshifters, Tranceport, Delta 9, Andrew Robert Nelson and presently, Dreambeach, with cofounder & vocalist, Pipa Piñon, The Joint Chiefs, the Al James Band, and Solcircle.

Anthony Guess had played with George Earth in Heaven On and had been the original percussionist for Camper Van Beethoven. He went on to form Jivehounds with Daniel Lewis and then moved to Seattle, Washington to perform, compose, record, and tour with many other bands and performers, including Calm Down Juanita, and Travis Morrissey & the Good Ship, before forming his current project, Seattle-based I Die Everyday, in 2010.

Rob Brezsny had previously sung in Kamikaze Angel Slander and, with Lewis, in Tao Chemical. He has gone on to publish several books and poetry, and his weekly horoscope column Free Will Astrology (formerly known as Real Astrology), has been published for more than 29 years and runs in 130 periodicals.