One could argue that the only reason that this album saw the light of day was because she was married to one Jonathan Cain of Journey fame, but only a grumpy old hector would even hint at something like that (😳).
She come across as a more lightweight version of Pat Benatar. Two singles were released from the album, namely Danger Zone (which bombed) and Holdin’ On, which managed to chart at 37. The album hardly sold and she was dropped and wouldn’t record again. J
onathan Cain co-wrote every song except one. Neal Schon guests on three tracks and Tim Pierce plays guitar on all the record. Sometimes, no matter how much you push an album it just doesn’t sell, and this is one of those. It’s not a bad record at all, it’s just not that commercial and is what I call an album record. My favourite track is My Time To Fly, which has a great hook and chorus and a tasty solo from Mr. Schon.
If you are an aor fan and see it cheap then dive in, you will get a lot from it.
7/10 from The Grooveman.
