A week later, Jahmings called up bass player Cliff O'donoghue, another previous member of Catch-A-Fire and told him about the project he was working on, and that he will need him to help put a band together for it. Cliff called up singer/songwriter/rhythm guitar player Patrick Ramsey and R&B Reggae drummer Lyndon, and asked them to come across town to help put together a band for a project that Jahmings was working on for the A&R department of Columbia Records. Patrick and Lyndon agreed and the band was put together at Cliff's house in the basement. Patrick however was not showing up for rehearsal on a regular basis, so Cliff decided to invite a Bullwackies Studio guitar player by the name of Conrad, from the Bronx, to come down to Brooklyn and help out the band. On the day of Conrad's arrival, Patrick showed up almost at the end of the rehearsal with two females on his arms, with a big grin on his face like as if everything is just one big joke. So, at the end of the rehearsal Conrad pulled Jahmings and Cliff aside and told them this is not a serious environment here to work in, and invited both of them up to the Bronx to join up with drummer Buckey at Bullwackies Studio, but Cliff declined. Jahmings who was living in the Bronx at the time left with Conrad, who offered to give him a ride home. On the way to the Bronx, Conrad gave Jahmings his telephone number and told him he should consider putting together a band in the Bronx, and that he knew of a bass player by the name of Terry who can fill the bass slot.

A week later, Jahmings called up Conrad and told him to get in touch with Terry, that he would like to start working on some new songs arrangment and he is ready to put a new band together. Two days later, Conrad called back Jahmings and told him that had gotten in touch with Terry and he had scheduled a rehearsal at Makonnen's house, a guitar player for The Meditations at the time. When Jahmings, Conrad and Terry showed up at Makonnen's for rehearsal they had no drummer, so Makonnen volunteered to fill in as drummer. Jahmings worked on "Fever" and two other new songs, entitled "Yesterday" (Memories) and "Strong Man" (Panya Ground). After the rehearsal Jahmings walked over to Makonnen and thanked him for filling in as drummer for him, and asked him what did he think of the songs that they rehearsed. Makonnen told him that he particularly liked two of the songs that was rehearsed that night. The songs were "Yesterday" (Memories) and "Strong Man" (Panya Ground). The band rehearsed at Makonnen's house for a month before moving farther uptown on the Grand Concourse to Vesta's house, where they were joined by keyboards player Rudy (Obidali) and drummer Buckey. On April 28/1983 Jahmings' new band, The Enforcers recorded the Rhythm tracks for "Fever" at Phillip Smart Recording Studios, Freeport, Long Island, NY. Seven or eight days later on May 7/1983 The Enforcers recorded "She Is Gone" and "Shanty Town" and "Memories" at Quadrasonic Recording Studio, 723 7th Avenue, New York City. On June 8/1983 Jahmings went back to Freeport, Long Island and finished up the recording for "Fever." For the next ten to twelve months Jahmings wrote a string of songs for the band, as the band alternated rehearsal between Vestas house and Bullwackies' Studio.

Press Release:
The Enforcers Mini CD Release On September 10, 2007 Liquidcyber Records release (Shanty Town Rock ) By: The Enforcers Featuring Jahmings Maccow. The tracks of this Mini CD was originally recorded at Quadrasonic Recording Studio, 723 7th Avenue, New York City. Overdubs, Mixing and Mastering were done at The Treefort Recording Studio by:Film Soundtrack Emmy Award Winner Producer Chris Julian in California. Chris won an Emmy for the film soundtrack Flight 93 in 2006. Added credits Jahmings Maccow Rhythm & Lead Guitar Vocals, Paul Henton Bass, Keyboards and Drums programming, Fabian Cooke Drums programmer, Buckey Drums, Jason Hemmens Sax, Jelani Jones Background Vocals and Percussions, Tammy Lucas Background Vocals, Eileen Seals Background Vocals. All songs written by Jahmings Maccow. Also be on the lookout for a brand new full length CD by Jahmings Maccow on the Letmegoo Records label sometime latter on this year. Now available at www.discark.com