asfb mastered their albums at cleveland recording. housed in an older building on euclid avenue it was eventually torn down to make way for the burgeoning growth of cleveland state university. asfb recorded alongside some well-known "great lakes" rock groups. the outsiders' "time won't let me", wild cherry's "play that funky music", the lemon pipers' "green tambourine", the human beinz' "nobody but me", grand funk railroad's first seven albums, and the james gang's albums were all recorded here, using the cleveland orchestra whenever needed. the engineer and owner, ken hamann, teamed up with nashville producer, rob galbraith, on all of asfb's recordings. the band met rob while on tour in nashville in 1971 when glenn, larry, randy and joe taped a demo of a few songs at the columbia studio. rob also recorded an impromptu version of old rugged cross that appears on more than one album.