Ĭhage and Aska released a song, 'Something There', for the soundtrack of Street Fighter in 1994. Their two subsequent albums, Guys (1992) and Red Hill (1993), were certified for a million each. Their album Tree has been certified by the RIAJ for sales of 3 million copies. 'Say Yes' was the opening theme song for 101回目のプロポーズ (101st Proposal), a 1991 TV drama. 'Say Yes', released in 1991, is the sixth best-selling single in Japanese Oricon charts history. 'Say Yes' and 'YAH YAH YAH' each sold over two million copies. In those days, they released five million-selling hits: ' Say Yes' and 'if', 'YAH YAH YAH/ 夢の番人 ( YAH YAH YAH/Yume no Bannin)', 'HEART/NATURAL/On Your Mark', ' めぐり逢い (Meguriai)'. Thanks to Aska's hit solo single ' はじまりはいつも雨 (Hajimari wa Itsumo Ame)' in 1991 and several powerful tieups with TV programs, their popularity peaked during the first half of the 1990s. Aska has conducted a solo career since 1987.

They released seven singles, seven albums, two videos and did some tours. From 1989 to 1997, Chage had a parallel project called MULTIMAX, a band he formed with guitarist and multi-instrumental master Keisuke Murakami (former The Alpha member) and singer Hiromi Asai. After the hit single ' 万里の河 (Banri no Kawa)' in 1980, they produced several hits irregularly throughout the 1980s. They were formed in the late 1970s at the suggestion of the A&R division of the Yamaha Music Foundation.

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