After a very good start in 1980 with three albums and successful tours, Nine Below Zero suddenly ceased to exist. In 1990 at their 10th anniversary they reunited for one gig in London. The crowd went crazy and the band decided to do more gigs. Everywhere they performed, the audience welcomed them back with open arms and the UK tour is sold out. Nine Below Zero is back on the track and they sign a three year contract with China Records. NBZ release "On The Road Again" in April 1991 and the band tours for the rest of the year, establishing them once again as a top live act in the UK and Europe. "Off The Hook" is released in 1992, getting rave revieuws. Nine Below Zero tour as a support slot on Sting's European tour and they gain new fans. They are hot and Eric Clapton invites them to join him at the Royal Albert Hall, playing the whole twelve nights. Ray Davies (ex-Kinks) books NBZ to support his UK tour, including a date at Wembley Arena and Brian May (Queen) invites the band to play six shows during his UK solo tour.
