Ultimately the "Donna Summer" album would fall short of its goal to restore its singer to the level of stardom she'd enjoyed in the 1970s: "Love Is in Control" would have the lowest Hot 100 peak of a lead single from an album of new material by Donna Summer since 1977 and the No. 20 peak of the "Donna Summer" album evidenced a further drop in popularity from the singer's debut album of the 1980s: "The Wanderer", whose No. 13 peak had disappointed David Geffen to the point where he'd suppressed the follow-up album Summer had prepared with Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte instigating the Quincy Jones-produced "Donna Summer" album project (see "I'm a Rainbow").