Clea showed their support for the England team in Germany as the girl group promoted the release of their new single ‘Lucky Like That’ with a week long promotion starting at Asda in Swindon on Monday (June 12).

Clea visited the rock radio station Kerrang! where band member Emma Beard had to feel in DJ Tim Shaw’s “Lucky Box” as a condition for having the group’s pop record played on Saturday (May 6).

Clea star Lynsey Brown tells The Sunday Mail she’s glad she just missed out on being a member of Girls Aloud, otherwise she would have wound up in rehab. “I think if I had been picked it would have been my downfall -I just wouldn’t have been ready for the instant fame,” she said. “I’d have ended up in the Priory, falling out of cabs drunk, not showing up for rehearsals because I couldn’t get out of bed - just being a prima donna. Coming from where I do, a small part of Manchester with a single parent, and all of a sudden having this big contract would have just thrown me.”

Clea have added their new single ‘We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off’, mixed by Da Playaz, to their official website. Listen to a clip at OfficialClea.com.

With Clea struggling to get their debut album ‘Identity Crisis’ released, the group was dealt a crushing blow on Monday when Chloe “decided to leave the band to pursue other interests.” The girl-group’s remaining members Lynsey, Aimee, and Emma wrote: “We’d like to take this opportunity to thank Chloe for all her hard work and input and we wish her all the best for the future. We are carrying on the band and hope you’ll all continue to be Clea fans as we really value your support.” On the bright side, the group’s album was picked up by Universal Music in Russia, Ukraine, and 21 other countries in Eastern Europe — but still not home in the UK.