David Byron rose to prominence with Heep in the early 70s, having previously served out an apprenticeship with Heep precursors the Stalkers as well as singing on sessions with such luminaries as Elton John.

At the height of his power and popularity and while still a member of Uriah Heep, Byron recorded his debut solo album, ‘Take No Prisoners’ during the Winter of 1975. Contributions from individual Heep members, guitarist Mick Box, drummer Lee Kerslake and keyboardist/guitarist Ken Hensley all grace the albums original 10 tracks.