When Cherry Alive was released in 1995, the music was heavier, the guitars a bit grungier and the band had a stylized look where they never had before. The band underwent a bit of an evolution on this disc. After supplying a cover of the disco classic 'If I Can't Have You' to a Rock for Choice benefit album, they began recording their second record with producer Fred Maher, who'd worked with everybody possible. They also contributed a song to the soundtrack of the film Higher Learning. The band parted with Giammalvo, off to join wanna-be's Madder Rose, and they replaced him with Theo Mack. While 'I Want It All' was a hit, the album as a whole wasn't and sales were slow. After getting signed, the band released their first record, 1993's Envy which launched the hit single and the band's calling card 'I Want It All.' Michael Kotch also showed off his skills on the second single 'Blue' which has one of the best riffs of the whole alt rock era. After that, she relocated to New York, met up with guitarist Michael Kotch, his drummer brother Benjamin and bassist Chris Giammalvo and together they formed Eve's Plum, a sly nod to Brady Bunch actress Eve Plumb.Д¬olleen was a dynamic singer, one of the most interesting voices in that era of alt rock- very underrated indeed. Colleen Fitzpatrick was best known to some as Amber Von Tussle from the original Hairspray. They ended up getting lumped in with bands like Belly, K's Choice, L7, Veruca Salt, Letters to Cleo and others because they had a female singer. EVE'S PLUM Overview/Interview by Pete CriglerД®ve's Plum were one of the many bands that came out in the '90's during the major-label alternative rock feeding frenzy but there was something more that separated them from the pack.

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