FIFTEEN years ago The La's seemed destined for greatness.
After releasing a handful of memorable singles, including the brilliant There She Goes, and crafting a perfect 1960s-inspired debut album, the Liverpudlian group looked set to conquer the music world.
Everyone loved them - scallies, students and even old rock-ers, who were all drawn to their infectious melodies.
But then the band disappeared under a cloud of rumour and suspicion.
It was reported that lead singer Lee Mavers walked out because he hadn't wanted their record label to release the album until he was happy with the sound.
