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Just for the record, I've just spent three days at Dial House with ex members of Crass, who confirmed that Pete Wright was definately never in a band called trapeze, he was in 'some folk band' nobody can remeber the name of, but who never made any records or achieved any sort of fame. He was also the only member of Crass ever to have been in a band before being in Crass, apart from Penny Rimbaud and Gee Vaucher who had been in a performance art group called 'Exit'. quercus robur 08:50 26 May 2003 (UTC)
