 Other changes were in store as Campo and Pollard both quit later that year, with the former returning to school to complete his master's degree in music and the latter renouncing rock music to enter the Baptist Christian ministry, where he remains today.Singer Fergie Frederiksen and guitarist Jim Odom came on board in the summer of 1982, taking over for Pollard on the fifth album, "So Fired Up" (which was released in February 1983).The album contained the minor-charting "Carrie's Gone" (#79 Hot 100), which Odom and Frederiksen had written after Frederiksen's breakup with actress Carrie Hamilton, Carol Burnett's daughter.