Members: Jimmy Bain, Ray Hitchcock, Pete Perotti, Mark DuBray, Sam Bodwell, Frank Leo (2), Cody Montana, Mik Stone

Formed in 1980 by Mark DuBray, Pete Perotti, Ray Hitchcock and Frank Leo. Released 2 singles, a compilation appearance, and a promo tape all with this original lineup, before Frank Leo left the band in 1985 to persue non-musical career options in New York City. Founding members Mark DuBray and Pete Perotti relocated to Los Angeles, California in July of 1987. After finishing 1987 with Mike Williams (ex-Armored Saint, ex-Witch) on bass and a period of early 1988 with Jimmy Bain on bass (ex-Dio, ex-Rainbow, etc) they recruited singer Cody Montana and bassist Sam Bodwell. With this lineup they released the final recording under the Jagged Edge name, a 3-song promo tape in 1988. After this Montana was replaced by Mick Stone, and after a few months they changed the name of the band to L.A. Law. This lineup lasted until 1992 and was featured on the first 2 L.A. Law tapes, before Mick's brother James Stone replaced Bodwell on bass and Mick Stone was replaced by French-born singer Lionel Langlois. This lineup released the final L.A. Law tape, "Wild And Crazy", in November 1992. The band split up in 1993.