Jerry Lehane and some musician pals went in to a Boston studio on three consecutive late nights and banged out five songs. “They were all done over three days in 1991,” says Lehane. He was, as they say, between bands. The Dogmatics, formed in 1981, had come to an abrupt end in 1986, when bassist Paul O’Halloran was killed in a motorcycle crash. (They have since re-grouped off and on over the years and play a handful of gigs, mostly charity outings, every year.) Post-Dogmatics, Lehane played guitar and wrote songs with the Matweeds from 1987 to 1989. His band Hotbox was in the future.