The live album, recorded at concert venues in California and New York, spawned the hits “Show Me the Way,” “Baby, I Love Your Way,” and “Do You Feel (Like We Do).” The latter song featured Frampton’s groundbreaking use of a talk box.
In an interview with Billboard, Frampton, now 75, recalled that while everyone was telling him how “great” the album’s success was, he was thinking, “Yeah… but I’ve got tomorrow to deal with."
“That was probably the least favorite period of my life,” he added.
“The biggest mistake was just not shutting down at that point,” the rock legend said. “I had so much out there, the world was going crazy about Comes Alive! I didn’t need to go and rush into something else.”
Speaking on The Art of Music, Frampton admitted he got “scared” when he was told Frampton Comes Alive! was “the biggest record ever... because, you know, that you've got to follow it up.”
“After the I’m in You record came out — which I didn't want to make, let alone release — I realized that it was time to take stock, and a lot of things happened there,” he said. “Money was going astray by the hundreds of thousands. And so I needed to sort all that out. And that's when I sort of stopped working and basically just started writing on my own and getting ready for something that was to come.”
The new studio album will be released on April 10, 2026, a date which marks the 50th anniversary of Frampton Comes Alive! hitting No. 1 on the Billboard 200, per Mix Online.
“I enjoy the creative process more now than I ever did,” Frampton added. “It was always like a pain before, but now it’s — I don’t have to do anything, which is so great. And I should’ve thought about that back then, but the pressure was on.”
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