The 1988 follow-up album "Strange Kind of Love" (which featured Toto's Jeff Porcaro on drums following the departure of Kerr, as well as Rick Derringer and an uncredited appearance from Donald Fagen) was overseen by Steely Dan producer Gary Katz and featured the hit "Halleluiah Man" which helped to establish a sizeable following for the band, this single was a minor hit in UK (#63) but was more successful in Continental Europe and in Oceania, reaching the Top 50 (and sometimes the Top 40) in 1989; just missing the Top 20 in Italy. "Strange Kind of Love" and "Jocelyn Square" also charted, although they did not break into the Top 40.