Fraser continued his relationship with Invisible Records, releasing two more albums as 'Bagman' and was briefly a member of Atkins' bands Pigface and The Damage Manual, usually under the moniker "Lee 303". Fraser revived the group in 2002 with himself as the frontman and released a new album, "F**K", on Invisible in 2005. A best of compilation album called "Best of a Bad Bunch" was released in 2006. After the release of "F**K", Lee Fraser met and began working with Johnny Borden, herself a singer and musician working within similar circles. Johnny was soon brought on board as Lee's partner in Sheep On Drugs' new 21st century incarnation and they began gigging, developing new material which was released on their new album "MEDICATION TIME" (released digitally on 6 December 2010). The album was to be released by a French record label on physical CDs in 2011 to accompany a tour in February. CLUB MEDS, an album of remixes of trackes from Medication Time followed in 2012. Lee and Johnny continued to perform live until their self released album DOES DARK MATTER on vinyl and download formats in 2019. This album sees an orthaganol shift in Sheep On Drugs sound with melodic and dub sounds. A cassette E.P of remixes 2 light 2 dark followed in late 2019 on cassette. During lockdown caused by COVID_19 Johnny and Lee managed to very creatively release a single Moonlight Man. As Bagman (Lee Fraser solo)