Firehouse strip away most of their harder edges on their third album, the aptly titled Firehouse 3. Some of the songs still rock out, yet they are punctuated by the distorted guitars, not driven by them. Still, the group's strong point is their knack for power ballads. While none their ballads stray from the late-'80s formula, the group does them well -- good enough to make the record a moderate hit, nearly five years after the style went out of fashion. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Michael Foster (Vocals (Background)), Ron Nevison (Producer), Bill Leverty (Vocals (Background)), Shawn Berman (Assistant Engineer), Perry Richardson (Vocals (Background)), Ron Nevison (Engineer), Steve Gallagher (Assistant Engineer), Steve Gallagher (Mixing Assistant), Michael Foster (Percussion), Paul Aresu (Photography), Chris Lord-Alge (Mixing), Deandra Vallier (Production Assistant), Michael Foster (Drums), C.J. Snare (Vocals), Perry Richardson (Bass), C.J. Snare (Keyboards), Bill Leverty (Guitar), C.J. Snare (Bass), Doug Sax (Mastering)
