The album was again produced by Kramer, however there was controversy as Kramer's production recreated the psychedelic leanings of the band's debut rather than the acoustic approach the band now preferred. Kramer initially refused to make changes, and although he eventually relented, he refused to return the original masters, claiming that they were destroyed.
The album's production by Kramer caused a conflict because it reintroduced psychedelic elements from their first album instead of the band's current preference for an acoustic sound. Kramer initially resisted changing his approach but eventually agreed, refusing to return the original recordings, claiming they were lost.