large-scale UK tour, with support from Thousand Yard Stare. "Sound" was released as the album's lead single on 18 November 1991, with "All My Songs", and a remix of "Come Home" as extra tracks; the music video for "Sound" was directed by Peter Scammell. In December 1991, the band flew to Los Angeles, California to shoot a music video for "Born of Frustration", however, three hours after arriving, Gott was mugged at gunpoint and flew back to the UK. As a result, the band's tour manager stood in for Gott at the video shoot, which was also directed by Scammell. That same month, Seven was announced for release early next year. The final video featured footage of windstorms in deserts, angel sculptures, and skyscrapers. "Born of Frustration" was released as a single on 20 January 1992, with "Be My Prayer", and a remix of "Sound" as extra tracks. Seven was released on 17 February 1992; its vinyl release omitted "Next Lover". Following this, the band embarked on a 13-date US tour. "Ring the Bells" was released as a single on 23 March 1992, with "Fight", "Once a Friend", and remixes of "Come Home"; the music video for "Ring the Bells" was directed by Scammell. In June 1992, the band performed at the Glastonbury Festival. James played their only UK headlining show of the year at an open-air concert at the Alton Towers leisure park on 4 July 1992, where they performed to a crowd of 30,000, with support from Public Image Ltd. Galliano was also due to support but had to pull out after weather conditions threatened to destroy the stage's roof. Two days later, "Seven" was released as a single, with "Goalies Ball", "William Burroughs", and "Still Alive" as extra tracks. Following this, the band played various festivals across Europe. Diagram left the band, citing that he wanted to explore other opportunities, and missed his girlfriend. In September 1992, they returned to the US where they supported Neil Young on nine of his west coast show. During these dates, James played acoustically. After this, they toured the territory supporting the Soup Dragons for six weeks, before going on a tour of Japan in December 1991. Later in December, the band went on a stint of the UK, which was promoted as an acoustic tour. A show in December 1991 was filmed and released in 1992 as the band's second