My Little Funhouse

In 1991, southeast Ireland became the birthplace of My Little Funhouse when vocalist Alan Lawlor joined forces with guitarists and brothers Brendan and Anthony Morrissey plus bassist Gary Deevy. Once drummer Derek Maher came aboard, the group rapidly built a following across the U.K. on the strength of its concerts, among them a support appearance for Guns N' Roses that drew 45,000 fans. After signing with Geffen, My Little Funhouse tracked Standunder and issued the debut album in 1992.