In 1997's "Insinity" album, the trio returns to the United States to record at Michael Vescera Studios (former Yngwie Malmsteen) for the recording of the new album. Vescera co-produces the album, and participates in the track “No Rules”. Jonathan Mover (former drummer of Joe Satriani, Alice Cooper, Saigon Kick, Einstein) made a participation in the song “Insomnia”. Brazilian sports commentator Silvio Luiz collaborates with an irreverent participation in the song “Futebol, Mulher e Rock and Roll”, using the “football” jargon that made him popular. This song, together with “Emotional Catastrophe” becomes one of the greatest hits of the band. Once again the keyboards were recorded by Marcelo Souss.