Lekakis had roles in Sex, Politics & Cocktails in 2002, then in the queer horror film, Hellbent, a co-starring role in the 2001 film Circuit, and various roles on the television programs Out of Practice and Passions. On July 28, 2016, his new song "All Around the World" was released on iTunes, followed by "Somebody (Is Out There)" in September 2017. It was his first visit to the country after having a No.1 hit ("Boom Boom") in 1987. In July 2016, Lekakis embarked on an 8 date Australian tour with other popular '80s performers. In September 2012, Lekakis released the digital download-only single "Meet Me on the Dancefloor". In 2012, after five years of not releasing music, Lekakis returned with the song "I Need a Hit". 83 on VH1's "Top 100 Greatest One-Hit Wonders of the 80's" list. In late July 2007, the 20th anniversary remix appeared on the Billboard dance chart. The track featured slightly different lyrics from the original (i.e., ".how would you like to come back for another boom boom"). In late 2006, Lekakis filmed a music video for a remix of "Boom Boom (Let's Go Back to My Room)" in Palm Desert, California. Lekakis has since had significant success in the dance music genre with the club hits "Let It Out", "Assume the Position", and "(I Need A) Vacation".
This song was produced by Stock Aitken Waterman. In the US, the film was renamed Wonderland. Lekakis sang the title track to the British film The Fruit Machine, which was released in 1988. The album included the Top 20 Hot Dance Club Play hit, "My House". This led to a recording contract with Sire Records, who released his debut album Tattoo It in 1990. This single received attention for its suggestive lyrics ( Boom boom boom / Let's go back to my room / So we can do it all night / And you can make me feel right) and is Lekakis's best-known song. 1 on the Pop charts in Australia (for 5 weeks) and Japan. The song was originally released on ZYX Records and peaked at No. The hit version was produced by the Italo disco producers Miki Chieregato, Tom Hooker and Roberto Turatti, with additional production by Ric Wake. His debut single, " Boom Boom (Let's Go Back to My Room)", was released in 1987.
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