The Nuns [first] album was Robbie Fields' first breakthrough as a studio producer. The Nuns were the first established group to enlist Robbie's aid. In late 1977, the group was huge in San Francisco, selling out 2 shows a night at the Mabuhay Gardens. Courted by major labels, they spent months in the studio doing demos for CBS (now Sony); the group soon broke up having released only the rawest material [...] Two of The Nuns - the 2 Jeff's - came to Los Angeles and worked with Robbie on their new group 391 who appeared on the ill fated Siren LP. But impressed with Robbie's ability to actually get things done, they persuaded ex-Nun Jennifer Miro to re-unite just to record this album. [...] The group knew their material inside and out and recorded the album in just 20 hours in May 1980, despite Robbie firing the ambitious engineer Glenn Feit after the drum tracks were already laid down.