Jack's Mannequin is the solo project of Andrew McMahon's the lead vocalist and pianist for the Californian rock band, Something Corporate. In December 2003 he recorded a song, "Locked Doors", which he felt was different from previous Something Corporate material and more suited to a solo project.
Jack's Mannequin was born in 2004 and released "Everything in Transit" in August 2005. Just before the release of the album, McMahon had to cancel a summer tour when he was diagnosed with Acute Lymphatic Leukemia and had a bone marrow transplant. He made a full recovery and is planning to return to Something Corporate in the future.

Mick Fleetwood is one of the most famous drummers in the world, the only member of Fleetwood Mac to have played been in every incarnation of the group since 1967. His surname even provided the first part of the group's name.
Initially finding fame as part of the late-60s British blues boom, the band changed after Peter Green's departure in 1970 and gradually developed a more pop-rock sound. In the mid-70s, the band had huge mainstream success, with the 1976 album "Rumours" spending 6 months at the top of the US charts.
Mick Fleetwood has stayed with the band through a number of splits and reformations and, while Fleetwood Mac is currently on hold and he is working with his own band, there is always the possibility that Fleetwood Mac will return once again.