Production
- Proud Pork Productions (Scott Mathews, Ron Nagle) – producer, engineer, additional production on "Circle of Fire", construction of "Crowded Village" central section on "Mount Shasta"
- Paul Kantner – director, additional production on "Circle of Fire"
- Pat Ieraci (Maurice) – production coordinator
- Vicky Ieraci – assistant production coordinator
- Ken Kessie – mixing, remixing on "Circle of Fire"
- Maureen Droney – engineer, assistant mixing
- David Frazer – engineer
- Wayne Lewis – engineer
- Steve Fontana – engineer
- Artists & Friends, Inc. (Jim Welch) – art direction
- Bud Thon – illustration
- Bill Thompson – management
- Recorded at The Automatt in San Francisco
- Additional music and sound effects recorded at The Pen, San Francisco
- Mastered by Jeff Sanders and Lindy Griffin at Kendun Recorders, Burbank
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