When the early Human League split up in 1981 the founder members, Martin and Ian, asked an old friend, Glenn Gregory, to be the lead singer in their new band Heaven 17.
They recorded their album, 'Penthouse and Pavement', at the same time as Phil Oakey's new version of the Human League were recording their album 'Dare'. Both albums were recorded in the same studio which was co-owned by both bands. Heaven 17 recorded at night and The Human League during the day.
Penthouse and Pavement was, like Dare, also very successful.

heaven17.com - the excellent official heaven 17 site