Ms. Butler was a one-time member of All-Girl Rock band BIRTHA, a band who spearheaded the notion of female Hard Rock bands in the early 70s.

With sessioneers Michael Botts (drums), Bob Glaub (bass) and Michael Boddicker (keyboards), Rosemary's album was one of the first instances where the name of a promising songwriter called Clif Magness emerged, co-writing three songs with Ms. Butler as well as contributing backing vocals.

The album also features Steinberg and Kelly's 'Tears In The Night' and a track, 'Call Of The Wild', co-written with Rick Neigher (ex AVALON).