Though he's a cult hero and an underground icon of power pop, Dwight Twilley never quite broke through to the mainstream. In the mid-1970s, along with musical partner Phil Seymour, he led the Dwight Twilley Band to the Top 40 with “I'm On Fire,” but was subsequently mired in a sea of music-business catastrophes that threw his career off course. Twilley became a full-fledged solo artist in '79, and scored one more hit with 1984's “Girls” before falling below the radar again, but he continued writing and recording for years to come.