Members
Zero (1978)
- Irena Luckus- vocals, keyboard, guitar
- Chris Anderson - guitar, vocals
- Peter Adams - guitar, vocals
- Debbie Penny - drums
- John Hunt - bass
- Barbara Hart - saxophone, flute
Zero Mk 2 (1979)
- Irena Luckus - vocals, keyboards, guitar
- Vic Allen (aka Nicki Nought) - guitar
- Deborah Thomas (aka Debbie Zero) - guitar
- John Willsteed - bass
- Lindy Morrison - drums
Zero Mk 3 (1979)
- Irena Luckus - vocals, keyboards, guitar
- John Willsteed - bass, vocals
- Lindy Morrison - drums
- Robert Forster - guitar, vocals
Zero Mk 4 (1979-1980)
- Irena Luckus - vocals, keyboards, guitar
- John Willsteed - bass, vocals
- Lindy Morrison - drums
- Michael O'Connell - guitar, vocals
A highlight of this lineup was opening for The Cure in support of their 2nd album, A Forest and Seventeen Seconds as released in different markets.
Xero Mk 5 (1980-1981)
- Irena Luckus - vocals, keyboards, guitar
- John Willsteed - bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals
- Clare McKenna - drums, bass, vocals
and guest live musicians
- Mal Skewis - vocals
- Gary Warner - vocals, soprano saxophone
- Colin Bloxsom - guitar
Xiro Mk 6 (1981)
- Irena Luckus - vocals, keyboards, guitar
- John Willsteed - bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals
Xero Mk 7 (1981-1982)
- Irena Luckus - vocals, keyboards, guitar
- John Willsteed - bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals
- Steven Pritchard - drums
Xero Mk 8 (1982)
- Irena Luckus - vocals, keyboards, guitar
- John Willsteed - bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals
- Steven Pritchard - drums
- Tony Childs - bass
Xero Mk 9 (1983)
- Irena Luckus - vocals, keyboards, guitar
- John Willsteed - bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals
- Tony Milner - guitar
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