Elliot's only solo so far.
Cars guitarist Elliot Easton released "Change No Change" #99 in 1985. I remember getting this on a cold snowy winter day the first day it came out in Salina, Kansas at the famous "House Of Sight And Sound". The music on this disc kind of resembles The Cars and adds some flavor from Jules Shear who he collaborated with on this album.It opens with "Tools Of Your Labor", a good song with an even catchier chorus. "(Wearing Down) Like A Wheel", #36 mainstream rock, his big hit here, great rocker with some good synths. "Change", is one funky little number, "(She Made It) New For Me", is as close to a Cars type song, "Help Me", kind of a 60's type pop-rocker, the hard rockin' of "The Hard Way" and my favorite song was "Shayla", who we named our first daughter after in 1990. Elliot has done a lot of stuff since, but were waiting for The Cars reunion in 2011.