Lisa Price (hard rock, pop)

After plugging away on the club circuit between Quebec and Ontario in the late 1970s/early 1980s with her band (featuring Goddo’s Marty Morin and future Wall of Silence/The Works guitarist Jim Huff), Montreal's Lisa Price was able to secure a production deal with producer Paul Gross and several prominent Canadian musicians (Derry Grehan, Bernie LaBarge, Gary McCracken, Gerald O’Brien, and John Albani) contributed to her debut mini-EP in 1983 entitled ‘Priceless.’ Cleveland, Ohio indie imprint Mirus, released the first single “Can’t Hold On Forever.” - Jaimie Vernon, The Canadian Pop Music Encyclopedia