Quiet World, an English pop-rock band, was formed in 1969 by The Heather Brothers, John, Lee, and Neil Heather. Their debut single, "Miss Whittington", was released in 1969, followed by their concept album, The Road, the next year. Steve Hackett, who played lead guitar for Quiet World, left to join Genesis shortly after the album's release. The band's debut album was re-released on CD in 1999. The Heather Brothers later achieved international success with musicals such as A Slice of Saturday Night and Blood Money. They also wrote, directed, and produced the films Seriously Twisted and The Big Finish, and wrote the stage musical Camp Horror.
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