 Disaster nearly struck when world-renowned pianist Roger Woodward saw the potential in Lee’s classical piano playing and tried to persuade him to study piano at San Francisco State University in mid-2002 - a great opportunity offered to only a few of the best young players in the world and a heavy decision for a 20-year-old from the bush to make.It was in this time of indecision and conflicting emotions that Lee penned the breakthrough tracks "Disco King" and "Ocean" and opened the gateway to the sound and direction the band was to take.Long conversations with manager Rosco Stewart and producer Ben Glatzer urged Lee to do two things; firstly to follow his heart - whether that be a career in classical piano and composition or a career in rock 'n roll and secondly just to get back into the studio and get the tracks down.