and the fact that the song comes after "Tripled Manic State", which ends with a scream. After songwriting on Volume 1 was credited solely to vocalist Deron Miller, and songwriting on Infiltrate•Destroy•Rebuild was credited to Miller, Ginsburg and drummer Jess Margera, An Answer Can Be Found credited Miller and Ginsburg for writing. The album is the first to feature a guest musician, in the form of Jena Kraus who performed additional vocals on "The Way You Lived". An Answer Can Be Found is the first CKY album that does not have any keyboards or synthesizers. Instead, it is the first to include guitar solos, and is the only album (up to its release) to have no additional songs recorded for it. Two songs were previously written and finished for this album, "Behind the Screams" and "Deceit Is Striking Gold". The band recorded a cover of the Kiss song "I Stole Your Love", but that tape was lost during recording of the album. In 2010, when the band was putting together B-Sides & Rarities, the tape was unearthed. "Dressed in Decay" originally had a piano intro for the album version, which was later removed. Some of the early song titles include: "Mezmorized" (The Way You Lived), "The Butcher's Hand" (As the Tables Turn), and "Just Quit" (Deceit Is Striking Gold). Promotion and release Upon completion of the album, Miller assured fans that the band had created "the best rock record of 2005", praising both Ginsburg and Margera for their contributions to the release. "Familiar Realm" was the only single released from the album, reaching number 32 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart, although "Tripled Manic State" was included on a free split release with The Bronx, released by Fat City magazine in May 2006. "As the Tables Turn" was featured on the 2005 video game Burnout Revenge. In promotion of the album, CKY joined the 2005 Rock Adio Tour, sponsored by skateboarding company Adio Footwear, alongside Fireball Ministry and The Knives. The tour ran throughout North America between August and September 2005, and included a headline performance at the festival Skate Fest in Worcester, Massachusetts. Following the tour, the band toured in the UK with Clutch, and later supported Avenged Sevenfold on the Cities of Evil Tour between January and February 2006. The group also performed on NBC show Last Call with Carson Daly on November 11, 2005, performing the songs