Mick Box was already a member of pre-Heep group Spice and its predecessor The Stalkers. He is the co-founder of both bands together with vocalist David Byron. Box is the only original member still in the band and he has played guitar on all Uriah Heep and Spice recordings ever released. He is indeed Mr. Uriah Heep. RECORDINGS All Uriah Heep & Spice recordings Mick Box hasn't released any solo records but he has been involved with a number of projects over the years: - All guitars on David Byron's solo album 'Take No Prisoners' (1975) - Guitar on song 'I Remember' on David Byron's solo album 'Baby Faced Killer' (1978) (uncredited as "a guest lead guitarist") - Guitar on songs 'Maybe I'm Amazed' & 'Stealer' on Spearfish album 'Back, For The Future' (2000) - In 2002 he took part (with Bernie Shaw on vocals) in re-recording a new version of 'Lady In Black' with Romanian band Iris. The song is titled in Romanian 'Doamna In Negru'. It was released on their album 'Matase Alba' and there was also a promo video filmed featuring both Box & Shaw - Guitar on song 'New Star Rising' on John Wetton's album 'Raised In Captivity' (2011) - Guitar on song 'Love Her Madly' (with Mark Stein on vocals) on various artists album 'Light My Fire - A Classic Rock Salute To The Doors' (2014) - Guitar on songs 'Which Way Will The Wind Blow?', 'Fear Of Falling' & 'Shelter From The Rain' on Trevor Bolder's album 'Sail The Rivers' (2020) - Guitar on song 'A Drummer's Heart Will Never Die' (with Robert Hart on vocals and also Russell Gilbrook on drums) on Masters Project single (2023) ) - Guitar on song 'Last Christmas' (with Graham Bonnet on vocals) on various artists album 'A Heavy Metal Christmas' (2023) - Guitar on songs 'Takin' It To The Streets', 'You Can Do Magic' & 'Magnet And Steel' on various artists album 'Yacht Rock' (2025). Promo video of 'Takin' It To The Streets' was also released featuring also Bob Daisley on bass - Guitar on song 'History' on Khalil Turk & Friends album Turkish Delight III (2025) - Guitar on song 'The Sound Of A Nation' on Peter Goalby's album 'Don't Think This Is Over' (2025)