On 4 August 1997, Feline's debut single "Just As You Are" was released in the UK, backed with b-sides "Highway", "Shape Changing" and "Two Minds", on CD maxi and 7" vinyl. "Just As You Are" spent a single week on the Official Charts at #81. After "Just As You Are" music video was A-listed by MTV Europe, Feline performed a live set for the station, and Grog was interviewed by Julia Valet for MTV UK & Ireland's "Superock" programme in advance of the release of "Save Your Face" on 1 September. In October, "Save Your Face" was released in Japan with three additional bonus tracks ( "Highway", "Shape Changing" from the debut single and one exclusive titled "Germaine"). In late 1997, EMI released "Come Again", a charity album to donate funds to their Music Sound Foundation. Feline recorded a cover version of The Hollies "The Air That I Breathe" for the compilation.