RTZ was an American rock band formed in the early 1990s by former Boston members Brad Delp and Barry Goudreau. After departing Boston, they recruited keyboardist Brian Maes, drummer Dave Stefanelli, and bassist Tim Archibald, and signed with Giant Records, releasing their debut album Return to Zero in 1991. The single “Face the Music” (1991) was promoted with a video, and “Until Your Love Comes Back Around” (1992) reached number 26 on the United States charts, while “There's Another Side” (1991) and “All You've Got” (1992) also received airplay. Following label disputes, the band disbanded, but unreleased material allowed for the 1998 release of Lost and the 2004 compilation Lost and Found. In 2005, the group issued Lost in America and Found in America through Briola Records. After Delp's suicide in 2007, the band reunited to release the tribute singles “Rockin' Away” (2007) and “Set the Songbird Free” (2007).
