‘From then on, Cheap Trick could never climb higher: "Dream Police" was excessively polished and cold, and people who had been hooked on the rawness of the group were disappointed. The successor, "All Shook up", produced by George Martin, was another fiasco and immediately Tom Petersson left and Pete Comita joined and was later replaced by Jon Brant. This is how "One On One" and a series of works like "Next Position Please", "Standing on the Edge" and "The Doctor" happened.’

‘Now, with the return of Tom Petersson (with his characteristic 12-string bass) and the edition of "Lap of Luxury", Cheap Trick proved to be current and that its history of 50 gold and platinum records was no accident. The result, thanks to the production of Rich Zito, is a record with the irrepressible ballad "The Flame", the singular "All we Need is Dream" and the pop songs "Let Go" and "Never Had a Lot to Lose".’