The record was produced by Greg Riker from Indianapolis in 8 days of recording and three mixing at Century 21 Studios in Winnipeg. The album was critically panned despite Stony Plain president Holger Peterson's attemot to have the album released in Japan on Trio Records as well as in the USA as a compilation of songs from both albums distributed by First American Records. Still, the album never caught on at radio and management problems led to a break-up. The group put on a good face, relocating to Vancouver, minus Wallace, but soon rumours of the band's demise couldn't be denied any longer and the members went their separate ways. Marc LaFrance became a session singer in the Vancouver studio secne and even recorded a solo album, 'Out Of Nowhere', which was produced by Paul Dean.
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