Madam X

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Madam X is an American glam metal formed in the early 1980s. Originally formed by two sisters, Maxine and Roxy Petrucci, the band also featured male members John Grosjean, Bret Kaiser and Chris Doliber, and later included future Skid Row vocalist Sebastian Bach. Disbanding in 1988, the group reformed briefly in 1991, and has become active again after reforming for a second time in 2013. Madam X was formed in Detroit, Michigan in 1981, by the Petrucci sisters, who had previously played in an all-female group called Pantagruel. They recruited bassist Chris Doliber and singer John Grosjean, and the band relocated to the East Coast. In 1982, Grosjean left the band and was replaced by Bret Kaiser and they moved to New York. They were signed to Jet Records by Don Arden and released their debut album We Reserve the Right on October 29, 1984, which produced by Rick Derringer. A single, "High in High School", was also released, but in the UK only. They also appeared on the British TV music show ECT in 1985. Kaiser later left the band and was unsuccessfully replaced by British singer John Ward, later in the bands Sabre and Shy.