Produced by Mike Miller (Acoustic Ear Candy), Frank's third album reprises familiar elements (catchy melodies, quirky chord changes, clever lyrics) while drawing from a wider palette (blues, funk, country, jazz).

Thematically, the lyrics paint a picture of middle-age angst: missed opportunities ("Love's the Only Way Home", "Don't Throw Your Love Away"), difficulties of finding romantic partners later in life ("Slow and Steady"), and the ever-present specter of old age ("Golden Years").

Features Joshua Mayes (The King's Express) on bass, John Caruso (Tennessee Backporch) on drums, and Adam McKillip (The Probables) on mandolin.