In 1996 he produced the album "I evighet" by Elisabeth Andreassen, who received second place in the international Melodi Grand Prix final in Oslo Spektrum. Late 1980s Graf started a trio with Egil Eldøen and Olav Stedje. Musically, this was a continuation of the acoustic, country rock, inspired by Eagles and Crosby, Stills & Nash. The trio was disbanded before they managed to make a record together. In the early 1990s he was oriented towards Latin music within the trio 'Some Like It Hot' including Lakki Patey (band leader) and Sergio Gonzales (reunited in 2004). In 2001 Graf finally found time to record a new solo album "Oddity Two Acceptance", where he played almost all the instruments by himself. The album also includes a retake of "Shine". Graf also taught in 'Knowledge of the music industry' at 'Nordisk Institutt for Scene og Studio', and wrote a recipe for the project "Opp og Fram" on behalf of Høgskolen i Harstad. In recent years (2011) Graf worked with other musicians and artists like Ronni Le Tekrø and Jan Ingvar Toft. Graf was buried in Holmenkollen Chapel 11 July 2013.