Since the band's breakup, in addition to other projects Maroulis released a solo work, "Constantine", which debuted at No. 75 on the "Billboard" charts. He has achieved particular success acting on Broadway. For his role as Drew in the rock musical "Rock of Ages", Maroulis received a nomination for the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical. He also received the honor of being immortalized in a caricature at Sardi's, taking his place alongside other Broadway luminaries similarly honored at the legendary New York City establishment. (For more detailed information regarding Constantine, see also: Constantine Maroulis.) Hamboussi has also been involved with various music projects in the New York City area, including the band January Jane. Hamboussi and Maroulis served as Creative Directors for Sweetfire Studios, a recording studio in Brooklyn. The band cites many artists and bands as influences: Audioslave, Velvet Revolver, Incubus, Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and Neil Young. The band has also been compared to Black Sabbath and Nirvana. The band received mixed reviews throughout their brief history. The increased national attention after "American Idol" put PFTSOB into the spotlight, transforming the band from non-notable garage band into public figures. ""Over 600 fans showed up for the sold-out event to see their favorite Idol perform with the band in what can only be described as high-energy rock. The predominantly female audience went crazy with excitement as the group took to the stage and never let up until they brought the house down on the last song.""—Tricia Spears, "Soundmusic.net"  ""Their hard, brash, NY rock is complemented by their new songs which are powerful, thoughtful, and focus on the love we have in front of us. Constantine's training gave his performance a professional edge, and, combined with the skill and maturity of their instrumentals, the band proved they have earned the critical acclaim they've received.""—Janice French, "GarageRadio.com"   ""Thanks, Betty for waking me up.loud and rocking clear! I haven't been this giddy for a new band in a long time.""—Linda Dale MacLean, "The Celebrity Cafe"