Recorded at The Complex, Los Angeles & Vintage Recorders, Phoenix
Mastered at Precision Lacquer, Hollywood
Special Thanks: Atari/Hotz Box, Clyde Bakkemo, Peter Baynes, David Bloom, Mark Booken, Todd Bazick, Kim Brakeley, John Branca, Barbara Buck, John Beug, John Bunker, Chris Burnette, Calato Regal Tip, Michael Campbell, Carver Amplifiers, Sharon Celani, Uncle Tom Cableigh, Complex Staff, Stan Cornyn, D'Addario Strings, Dee Dee Davis, Design Fx Audio, D.W. Drums, Laura Faraci, Fender Guitars, Sara Fleetwood, Fostex, Steven Genender, George Gerrity, John Good, Mario Gonzalez, Gudvi, Chapnick & Co., Dr. Ha, George Hawkins, Ken Hensley, Jimmy Hotz, Michael Huber, John Hurt, Larry Isreal, Kelly Johnston, Howard Kaufman, Art Kelm, Saram Khalsa, Wayne Kirkham, Lester Knispel, Nancy Krank, Lance Krive, Laura Ladanyi, Camille Ladanyi, Gerri Leonard, Sheryl Louis, Latin Percussion, Julie McVie, Richard Metzner, Alan Mintz, Billy Moss, Dan Nash, Barbara Nicks, Jess Nicks, Christopher Nicks, Mo Ostin, Michael Ostin, Glen Parrish, Paiste Cymbals, Cyril Perfect, Chris Polis, Steve "Gaw" Pouliot, Eddy Quintela, Remo Drum Heads, Henry Reuss, Tom Ruffino, Marina Rota, St. Louis Music, Russ Thyret, Rick Turner, Velvet Turtle, Barry Inger, Lesley Verman, Vintage Recorders Staff, Aimee Vito, Fred Walecki, Warner New Media, Lenny Waronker, Steve Wax, Judy Wong ...And To Helen and The Wellness Community.
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Behind The Mask (1990) - 
