Law is an American rock band formed in Ohio in the 1970s, known for their blend of hard rock and progressive elements. The group was led by notable vocalist and trombonist, Steve "The Count" Markota, and they gained recognition for their powerhouse sound and high-energy performances. One of their most influential works is the album "Breakin' It", released in 1977, which showcased their unique fusion of rock styles. Despite a short-lived career, Law made a significant impact on the Midwest rock scene and served as a stepping stone for Markota's further endeavors in the music industry.