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After several years spent playing in local bars, core members of the group migrated to San Francisco and scored a recording contract with MCA Records ; the group's first album release, titled '' Lost In The Ozone '', arrived in late 1971 and yielded the group's best-known hit, a version of the country song " Hot Rod Lincoln " which reached the top ten on the ''Billboard'' singles chart in early 1972 . The band released several moderately-successful albums through the first half of the decade before Frayne disbanded the group in 1976 . Retaining his stage name of Commander Cody, Frayne had a mostly-obscure solo career, touring and releasing albums sporadically from 1977 to the present day; some later albums were released under the Lost Planet Airmen name, though seldom were original group members involved. Recent releases have been under the name '''The Commander Cody Band'''; in addition to Frayne, current members of the band include Steve Barbuto on drums, Mark Emerick on guitar, and Rick Mullen on bass. SEE ALSO Cody (disambiguation page) DISCOGRAPHY Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen
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