For the band's third album, aptly titled "3", they changed producers. Ron Nevison, who had served as producer for Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, Europe, Heart, and many other groups, produced this album. While the band's success had waned in the United States by "3"'s release in 1995, the album brought them more success overseas than ever before. It was certified Gold in several Asian countries, giving the band an opportunity to tour in countries like India and Thailand. The lead single from the album, "I Live My Life for You," was the band's third Top 20 ballad in the United States. Snare remarked that despite drastic changes in the industry, FireHouse was the only band of its genre that managed to have a Top 20 hit as late as 1995, without having to make drastic changes to their sound. "3"'s follow-up, "Good Acoustics", was a collection of acoustic arrangements of several of their greatest hits, as well as four new songs. "Good Acoustics", produced by the band's guitarist Bill Leverty, went Gold in six countries around the world including Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. Tracks "In Your Perfect World," "You Are My Religion," and "Love Don't Care" became hits in many Asian countries. After the album's release, the band launched their second tour of Asia which ended in late 1996. It was followed by another tour of Indonesia, Thailand, and Japan in February 1997, including several sold out shows. The band returned to Southeast Asia in July and played an unprecedented 25 city sold out tour of Indonesia.