Singer Shane Hales, an English immigrant who had found fame as the lead singer of the raucous Pleazers in the mid-1960s, would become one of the more enduring faces of the decade and remains a household name to this day. remains a household name to this day. After the break-up of The Pleazers in June 1967, singer Shane Hales joined the Auckland band The Jamestown Union. After a few months Shane formed his own band called Shane with ex-Pleazer Gus Fenwick (bass), Mike Wilson (guitar) and Glen Absolum (drums) and they held down a residency at Auckland’s 1480 Village. Shane (the group) recorded a one-off single ‘The Town of Tuxley Toymaker’/‘Breakin’ My Back’ for Zodiac Records in early 1968 which became a Top 10 song on the Auckland Hit Parade.
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