 Following several articles on Bechtolsheimer's struggles with heroin addiction, the band was invited to perform in a number of prisons, including Brixton, Wandsworth, Holloway, Send and Woodhill Maximum Security, to promote the charity RAPt, who provide drug and alcohol rehabilitation within UK prisons.Coverage for these performances included a segment on Sky News and an interview with Bechtolsheimer on Channel Five News.In November 2006 Hugo Heimann and Gus Glenn left the band and were replaced by Matthew Ord (guitar and vocals), Paul Sandy (bass) and William Greener, performing under the stage name Captain Bliss, (harmonica and vocals).