The single "Your Love" made it to number 6 on the "Billboard" charts. "Your Love" is still a worldwide phenomenon today with hundreds of millions of streams and video views. You can still hear it being played in baseball stadiums and football stadiums all over the United States. The Outfield toured extensively and the band released their second album, "Bangin," in 1987, and a third album, "Voices of Babylon," in 1989. Throughout the late 1980s the band continued to tour successfully throughout the United States. After "Voices of Babylon" was released drummer Alan Jackman parted ways with the band, but Lewis continued to work with John Spinks and various drummers to carry on recording music. The Outfield produced albums on a fairly regular basis:   In 2014, John Spinks died of liver cancer at the age of 60. His friendship and musical partnership meant a lot to Lewis, and the loss of his friend was devastating. After the death of his longtime collaborator, Lewis decided to take a break from music. For the first year, Lewis did not even want to listen to music or play the guitar. His wife Carol encouraged him to start recording and get back to what he really loved doing. Music had always been a part of Lewis’ life, and it was where he went for comfort. Lewis returned to his solo roots, revisiting his early lyric ideas and playing around with a body of backing tracks. Eventually he teamed up with his wife Carol, who he found had a talent for writing lyrics. Lewis and Carol collaborated on a new body of work, which takes on the spirit of the Outfield while letting Lewis’ own style shine through. In October 2017, with the help and support of Randy Sadd of Protocol Entertainment (who was a radio promoter for the Outfield 2004–2011), Lewis was introduced to Tanner Hendon and was signed to Hendon's record label Madison Records. A new album was soon released, "Out of the Darkness", and featured the debut single "Into the Light""." The single made an entry on the "Billboard" charts. On the new album, Lewis plays all the instruments, as well as producing and recording everything on his own.