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 After a few years of going to university, Doug decided that he wanted to get back to making music. He moved back to Toronto in 1985.
In 1986, he did the "Between City and Country" tape with the idea of using it as a demo to sell his songs.
Doug was also exploring his country roots on this tape and he put together a studio band for the recording.
 Doug's friend,
Ed Goodine, was on drums. At the time, Ed was living in the same apartment building as
Lori
Yates. She did backup vocals on the tape.
And, Doug's friend Joe Frey (ex of The
Bureaucrats) was also in Toronto doing his music. Joe introduced Doug to Rick Walters who ended up playing double bass. Gordon Grirvan was on keyboards. Tom Rogers was working at Kensington Sound, where the recording was done, so he produced and played guitar on the recording.
This band didn't play any live shows because Doug wasn't interested in that at the time. But Lori did put together the band Rang Tango around this time with Ed on drums.
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