Dixon survived with multiple injuries and years in rehab. He tours solo and performs with his band and with former members of The Guess Who. He has released five solo albums. In 2016 he returned to The Guess Who for two sold-out shows in the USA. In 2017 Dixon released his debut country album "Whole 'Nother Thing". Dixon's survival from the automobile accident saw him become an inspirational speaker. He is listed with Canada's National Speaker's Bureau. In 2015 his first book was published by Dundurn Press titled "A Strange Way to Live", and includes, among other things, his experience playing as part of Coney Hatch. Dixon has written instrumentals for television series including Tornado Hunters (Netflix), his songs have featured on Degrassi, Baywatch (Taste of Love co written with Brett Walker) and The Saddle Club television series. Curran also released a solo album and two hit singles, was nominated for two Juno Awards and awarded one for "Most Promising Vocalist" in 1991. Current members are: Carl Dixon, Andy Curran, Dave Ketchum and Sean Kelly. Former members are Paul Van Remortel, Eddy Godlewski, Kevin (James) LaBrie, Paul Marangoni, Phil Naro, Barry Connors and Steve Shelski. The band was named after the Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum (1851–1993) in London.