 The band's sound was a major departure from the former New Lifetime's classic fusion, with the high-energy shredding heard on "Believe It" and "Million Dollar Legs" largely abandoned in favor of a cerebral and groove-laden approach that emphasized mood and melody over technical virtuosity.As with the 1977
band the 1979-era Lifetime played a small number of live gigs and no studio recordings are known to exist.Toward the end of this period Williams pared-down the lineup to a trio and played some gigs with Tom Grant on keyboards and Bunny Brunel on bass.