Shooting Gallery were: Andy McCoy - Guitar, Billy G Bang - Vocals, Dave Tregunna - Bass and Paul Garisto - Drums. Formed in 1991, they released an eponymously titled album in 1992, as well as three promo singles, and had a track on the Soundtrack to the film 'Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man'. A Four minute promo for 'House of Ecstasy' was also filmed. Jo Almeida (ex - Dogs D'Amour) joined them on second guitar for their live outings, and they managed to play around the world, including a tour supporting Kiss.

Popular mythology has it that several members of the band had drug problems, and given that Andy McCoy had cleaned himself up by this stage, it didn't seem the band would add longevity to their game plan, so the band effectively split after a year or so together, although Andy did keep the name, and together with Dan Lagerstedt on Bass formed a new band that effectively transmogrified into Live Ammo.

Post the split, all the members diversified into other projects, with Dave Tregunna being particularly active, playing Bass in several short lived bands such as the Endorfiends, Dog Kennel Hill (with Guy Bailey from the Quireboys), Slumlords (along with Paul Garisto and Billy Dragon) and many others, before linking up with Brian James again in 2001 for the reformed Lords of The New Church. Paul Garisto was recently heard playing with Jesse Malin, Jo Almeida with the Dogs again, and Andy McCoy has joined up with Michael Monroe for the rebirth of Hanoi Rocks.