Production
- Produced by Eirik W. Wangberg
- Recorded at: Sounds Labs Inc., Hollywood, Bastun Studios AB, Stockholm, Marcus Music AB, Stockholm, Capitol Studios, Hollywood; KMH Studio AB, Stockholm; Whitney Studios, Glendale, Western Recorders, Hollywood; Hollywood Sound Recorders, Hollywood
- Sound engineers: Eirik W. Wangberg, Ron Hitchcock, Val Garay, Armin Steiner
- Assistant engineers: Linda Tyler, Olle Ramm, Christer Berg, Dennis Cook, Lennart Karlsmyr, Åke Grahn, Cecil Jones, Don Henderson, Bob Mocler, Ed Perry.
- Mastering: Wally Traugott at Capitol Studios, Hollywood
- Musician contractor: Frank DeCaro
- Art direction: David Larkham
- Cover design: David Larkham and Eirik W. Wangberg
- Front & back cover photographs: Yoshi Ohara for Barry Levine Studios
- Inner sleeve photography: Barry Levine & Torbjörn Calvero
- Thank You: Janne Schaffer, Randy Edelman, Thom Rotelia, Ben Benay, Scotty Edwards, Ralph Grierson, Howard Weiss, Peggy Steiner, Annie Street, Virginia Berger, John Sands, Ned Forsythe, Robert Lamoureux, Jon Joyce, Steve Kelman, Mikke Tretow and to Stig Anderson, ABBA, and the Polar family. Special thanks to Alix Wangberg whose cheerful spirit and lyrical talent helped when times were rough and no words were in the air. /TED & KEN
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