Platinum Blonde - Contact

Contact was released early in 1987 and it was immediately evident the band was trying to get away from the cutesy monicor. A harder edge was felt on such songs as "If You Go This Time", the title-track, "Connect Me". The band also payed tribute to their roots with the remake of The Ohio Players' "Fire", complimented by guest appearances by some of the members of the band themselves.

Contact also saw the departure of drummer Steffler, who was replaced by Tony Thompson of Power Station fame. Again an all-star supporting cast was assembled, including Peter Fredette of Kim Mitchell fame and Eddie Martinez.

Heavyweight vinyl produced by Epic Records in 2020.