Instant Clarity
A music video was produced and filmed in New York City for the song "Always", which was dedicated to Ingo Schwichtenberg; the former Helloween drummer who committed suicide in 1995. "The Calling" was released as an single-EP in Japan, and "Always" was released instead in the UK. Both EPs have the same bonus tracks not available on the album. These tracks were "Rock'N'Roll Is Dead" and "When You're Down On Your Knees That's When You're Closest To Heaven". The album was reissued in 2006 containing four bonus tracks recorded in the sessions for his  solo album "Kiske" released 2006.. Background. Kiske said about the album 2013: ""I think the 'Instant Clarity' record was rather easy because there was good money support, especially from Japan. Then I had Kai [Hansen] and Adrian Smith (Iron Maiden) there for support. And I was renting a house and we had everything set up there. That was quite fun to do. Then it got difficult afterwards when you don’t reach the sales for certain record companies. You get less money and you have less available production – that makes it more difficult. I actually lost interest, to be honest  with you. Looking back now, maybe the Instant Clarity album still had a bit of the…drive of the past, it was still in there. Then I completely lost interest. I was interested in other things. I was studying things, reading books every day. There was this request for another record and I made one, but it wasn’t until 2006 when I got interested again."" Track listing. Tracks 13-15 appear on the 2006 reissue only. These tracks were recorded at the sessions for the 'Kiske' solo album released 2006. Credits. Band members Guest musicians Instant Clarity A music