The Guilty Men are singer-songwriter Clive Gregson who formed Any Trouble in the late 70s and signed to Stiff Records. Gregson later formed the folk rock duo Gregson and Collister and has since worked with Eddi Reader, Nanci Griffith, Ian Matthews and Dennis Locorriere. Legendary drummer, Paul Burgess, who has played with 10cc since 1973 (as well as working with Jethro Tull, John Cooper Clarke, The Icicle Works, Chris Farlowe, Joan Armatrading and Chuck Berry). Guitarist and singer-songwriter Neil Cossar who formed the power pop group The Cheaters in 1978 and Keyboardist Jez Smith and bassist Craig Fletcher from John Lees Barclay James Harvest. The bands debut single Susans Back Drinking was released in August 2024 and picked up airplay on over 50 UK radio stations. The video for Susan was filmed in Colorado, and was directed by Award-winning filmmaker Nigel Dick, known for producing the Britney Spears video Baby One More Time, Band-Aid, Do They Know Its Christmas?, Oasis, Wonderwall, and videos for R.E.M, Cher, McCartney, Tears for Fears and more. When released in September 2024, Invisible Confetti entered the Amazon Top 50 Rock Album chart. The group then set out on a mini UK tour in December 2024, visiting major cities including Glasgow, Birmingham, Newcastle Upon Tyne and Sheffield and in spring of 2025 set out on a 20-date UK tour.