MICKY MOODY and BERNIE MARSDEN are both ex-members of WHITESNAKE, the pair being the driving creative force for a string of highly successful albums and hit singles. Marsden has also briefly been a member of UFO as well as leading his own acts ALASKA and BABE RUTH. Moody made his mark with SNAFU and playing on every WHITESNAKE album until '1987'. The guitarist also had his own act, YOUNG N' MOODY in partnership with STATUS QUO tour manager/ associate songwriter Bob Young, with whom he recorded a handful of singles and an album ('Young & Moody") between 1977 and 1981. Legendary drummer COZY POWELL was also involved with the band...
   The MOODY MARSDEN debut studio album featured re-works of three WHITESNAKE songs; 'Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City', 'Fool For Your Lovin' and 'Here I Go Again'. Also included was a cover of FREE's 'The Steeler'. Drums were supplied by former MONO PACIFIC and NIGHTFLY man Zak Starkey, who also happens to be the son of THE BEATLES Ringo Starr...
   The second album 'Live In Hell- Unplugged' included an unplugged acoustic show, recorded in Norway at the Hell Blues Festival, with Moody and Marsden augmented by bassist Peter Stroud and drummer John Trotter...
  During 2000 the MOODY MARSEDN 1994 studio album 'Real Faith' would receive a second wind, re-issued under a new title of 'Ozone Friendly' with all new artwork and a different track listing by the HTD label...