 The band released the album "Ever After", produced by Ian Broudie, in 1986.Quercio once again was the band's chief songwriter, and his single "Suzie's on the Ball Now" gained minor airplay on stations like KROQ-FM in Los Angeles.In 1988, a new line-up of The Three O'Clock, featuring Jason Falkner on guitar, entered the studio to record the Ian Ritchie-produced "Vermillion", on Warner Bros. Records by way of Prince's Paisley Park Records imprint.