EVE (이브) forms overseas (海外)海外 in South Korea.
V. Kim Seheon
Sometime before the band's first album, Park Woong, Kim Gun, and G.Gorilla begin as support guitarist, support bassist, and support keyboardist, respectively.
V. Kim Seheon / Support G. Park Woong / Support B. Kim Gun / Support K. G.Gorilla
G.Gorilla occasionally plays guitar during live performances, but his official position is keyboardist and producer.
Sometime before the band's second album, support keyboardist G.Gorilla officially joins.
V. Kim Seheon / G. G. Gorilla / Support G. Park Woong / Support B. Kim Gun
V. Kim Seheon / Support G. Park Woong / Support B. Kim Gun / K. G.Gorilla
Sometime around the band's third album, support guitarist Park Woong and support bassist Kim Gun officially join.
V. Kim Seheon / G. Park Woong / B. Kim Gun / K. G.Gorilla
EVE (이브) changes to a solo project.
All members except vocalist Kim Seheon secede.
V. Kim Seheon
EVE (이브) changes back to a band.
Guitarist Jung Yuhwa, guitarist Ha Sebin, bassist Kim Seungjoo, and keyboardist Choi Minchang join.
V. Kim Seheon / G. Jung Yuhwa / G. Ha Sebin / B. Kim Seungjoo / K. Choi Minchang
Keyboardist Choi Minchang secedes.
Around the same time, guitarist Jung Yuhwa secedes.
V. Kim Seheon / G. Ha Sebin / B. Kim Seungjoo
Guitarist Ha Sebin secedes and is replaced by Choi Kiho.
V. Kim Seheon / G. Choi Kiho / B. Kim Seungjoo
Bassist Kim Seungjoo secedes and is replaced by Ikki.
V. Kim Seheon / G. Choi Kiho / B. Ikki
EVE (이브) changes back to a solo project.
All members except vocalist Kim Seheon secede.
Later, former guitarist Jung Yuhwa returns as support guitarist and former bassist Kim Seungjoo as support bassist.
V. Kim Seheon / Support G. Jung Yuhwa / Support B. Kim Seungjoo
EVE (이브) pauses activity
EVE (이브) revives.
First period guitarist Park Woong, bassist Kim Gun, and keyboardist G.Gorilla all re-join. Shinji begins as support drummer at lives.
V. Kim Seheon / G. Park Woong / B. Kim Gun / Support D. Shinji / K. G.Gorilla
EVE (이브) is a semi-active visual kei band from overseas. They are part of the soft visual subgenre. They have been active since 1997.
Can't speak for other countries, but they are considered South Korea's first visual band. Very early on in their career they didn't consider themselves as such (Kim Seheon considered them glam rock) but despite this they were WIDELY recognised as vkei by the public and considered "visual rock pioneers" (they were very popular at the time and were often compared to X Japan and nicknamed "X Korea" and "X Joseon", although these are nicknames they've said they dislike because South Korea has it's own identity) and they eventually came to accept the label (I don't have exact dates but I gather it was still pretty early on in their career). They've spoken about it a fair amount in recent interviews and these days they do label themselves as vkei and I got the implication that they now consider themselves to have always been vkei. ANGEL HEART (엔젤하트) are also sometimes named as South Korea's first visual band, and I'd say they were the first who debuted with the intention of being a vkei group, but they formed and debuted about a year after EVE (plus as far as I can tell their popularity was never anywhere near that of EVE, which is why they're mentioned less). GIRL is also very occasionally mentioned (this is the band Kim Seheon was in before EVE), but I don't consider them as visual kei and neither did the group.