After break-up
Group frontman Martin Page went on to achieve success as a songwriter and (eventual) solo artist, co-writing many hit songs of the 1980s, including the number one hits "We Built This City" (Starship) and "These Dreams" (Heart), and collaborating with artists as diverse as Earth, Wind & Fire, Kim Carnes, Lee Ritenour, and Neil Diamond. He has frequently collaborated with fellow Q-Feel alumnus Brian Fairweather on songwriting and performing with other musicians. In 1995, Page scored a major U.S. solo hit with "In The House of Stone and Light". This tune served as the title track of his debut solo album, 1994's In the House of Stone and Light , which featured contributions from Fairweather and fellow former Q-Feel bandmate, Trevor Thornton.
Following the Q-Feel's dissolution, the band's keyboardist Chris Richardson embarked on a lengthy career directing church choirs in London, deliberately avoiding the spotlight and refusing offers to stay involved in the contemporary music scene. Richardson died in March 2019. [3]
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