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James Montgomery-Willcox's first solo album after recording four previous albums with The Feldons and one 1997 album with Strange Brew. Montgomery-Willcox is a multi-instrumentalist and has played in a number of bands, including Strange Brew in the 1990s and more recently, the seminal modpop band, the Feldons, where he contributed bass as well as being the major songwriter and vocalist, usually in conjunction with guitarist/ songwriter Mark Hunstone. With the Feldons, Montgomery-Willcox recorded four full length albums including the critically acclaimed Goody Hallett and Other Stories (named after a Mark Hunstone folk song) which was noted as "wouldn't have sounded out of place in a groovy record shop in swinging London." Montgomery-Willcox wrote and sang See the Sun (August 2012) which was described by renowned and respected Australian guitarist and songwriter Tony Jaggers as “if this had come out as a Beatles song then it would be one of their best. Its (sic) a standout tune