The Pursuit of Happiness

Canadian power pop band formed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1985, led by singer/songwriter Moe Berg. They have released five albums and have gone through several line-up changes. Their biggest hit is the re-release of their debut single, "I'm An Adult Now," (opens in a new tab) in 1989, produced by Todd Rundgren, which reached No.6 in the U.S. Modern Rock Tracks chart and No.22 in the Rock Tracks Chart. After their first two albums, bassist Johnny Sinclair and vocalist Leslie Stanwyck left the band to form Universal Honey and were replaced by bassist Brad Baker and vocalist Rachel Oldfield (the latter after a brief stint by Susan Murumets).