Formed in 1970, Peter Panka's "JANE" took just two short years to breakthrough to success with cult German label, Brain. Following the release of the classic LP "together", Jane had a personnel change and moved away from their original formula - losing them the likenings to Pink Flloyd that they had earned through their earlier releases. After many years ranking alongside bands such as Grobschnit and Kraftwerk, Jane are now ready to revitalise the enthusiasm that was shown to their debut LP "Together". In June 2007, Peter Panka died, aged 59. Panka's explicit wish was that his colleagues would go on with the band. That's why bass player Charly Maucher and guitar player Klaus Walz looked out for Fritz Randow (Eloy, Epitaph, Saxon, Sinner) to play the drums, Arndt Schultz to play the guitar and vocalize and Wolfgang Krantz. These are three new band members who fit perfectly to the group when it comes interpersonal and musical themes. More than 1000 fans experienced this special 'Tribute To Peter Panka' night where many musical companions honoured Peter Panka in Hannover. Artists like Jon Symon's Rockballett Warlock and Jutta Weinhold Band joined the Tribute concert. This complex 25 track record features some bonus tracks including backstage recordings and interviews with Jane fans like Klaus Meine and Rudolph Schenker (Scorpions).