Nearly a decade before major labels scoured Seattle for grunge bands, the Heats packed the city's bars with a blast of high-energy power pop. Inspired by Elvis Costello and the Beatles, the Heats' frantic live performances drew big crowds. Formed in 1978, the Heats were originally called the Heaters; however, the group had to shorten their name because it already belonged to another band. Featuring songwriters Steve Pearson (guitar) and Don Short (guitar), the Heats' lineup also consisted of Keith Lilly (bass), Wayne Clack (bass), Ken Deans (drums), and Rick Bourgoin (drums). ...