his first solo album from 1981. The first single, "Do You Love Me That Much?" made the Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart, hitting #6. This was followed by "She Doesn't Need Me Anymore", which hit #27 AC. For the third single, the label remixed the new version of "You're the Inspiration" with backing vocals from R&B vocal group Az Yet. The group had scored a hit single remaking Cetera's "Hard to Say I'm Sorry" a year earlier, featuring Cetera's vocals at the end. An ocean side video was filmed featuring Cetera and the group, as well as Cetera's newborn daughter Senna in some scenes. The single peaked at #77 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #29 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. Cetera did not go on tour in support of the album. When he finally returned to live concerts in 2002, he performed the original Chicago arrangements of the songs. The album sold approximately 250,000 copies as of 1999 - a commercial disappointment by some standards, but was one of the top selling albums released on the small record label. Track listing "If You Leave Me Now" (Peter Cetera) (original key: B) (re-recording: A) – 4:21 "The Next Time I Fall" (with Amy Grant) (Bobby Caldwell, Paul Gordon) – 3:40 "Do You Love Me That Much" (Liz Hengber, Will Robinson) – 3:38 "Feels Like Heaven" (with Chaka Khan) (Mark Goldenberg, Kit Hain) – 4:47 "You're the Inspiration" (Cetera, David Foster) (original key: G#) (re-recording: G) – 4:06 "I Wasn't the One (Who Said Goodbye)" (with Agnetha Fältskog) (Mark Mueller, Aaron Zigman) – 4:04 "She Doesn't Need Me Anymore" (Cetera, Walt Aldridge) – 4:30 "Baby, What a Big Surprise" (Cetera) (original key: C) (re-recording: Bb) – 3:30 "(I Wanna Take) Forever Tonight" (with Crystal Bernard) (Eric Carmen, Andy Goldmark) – 4:34 "After All" (with Cher) (Tom Snow, Dean Pitchford) – 4:04 "S.O.S." (with Ronna Reeves) (Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus, Stig Anderson) – 4:05 Notes The European and German CD versions contain an additional 12th track, "You're the Inspiration (Remix)" featuring Az Yet. Track 3 on the Philippine and Hong Kong CD versions of the album is "You're the Inspiration" with Az Yet, and also contains "You're the Inspiration (New Version)" as track 12 which is the solo version of the song and the same as track 5 on the U.S. release listed above. References Vocal duet albums Peter Cetera albums 1997