on the heels of

on the heels of  {prep.}
Just after; following (something, especially an event). — Often used with "hard" for emphasis.
Hard on the heels of the women's liberation parade, homosexuals declared a "gay pride week."
Categories: emphasis preposition
Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms

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