The Canadian soft rock group Prism were formed in 1976 by vocalist Ron Tabak, guitarist Lindsay Mitchell, bassist Allan Harlow, drummer Rocket Norton, and keyboard player John Hall. Originally known as Stanley Screamer, the Vancouver group signed to GRT Records and released a self-titled debut album in 1977, See Forever Eyes the following year, and Armageddon in 1979. After Hall and Tabak left (Tabak was replaced by Henry Small), Prism signed with Capitol, releasing Young and Restless in 1980, Small Change in 1981, and -- after the band split up in 1982 -- Beat Street (1983). The greatest-hits album Over 60 Minutes with...Prism was released in 1988. ~ John Bush