Frank at Eddy Schreyer's counsel at his Oasis Mastering main room.    Photo by Dov Kelemer

Frank with Eddy Schreyer (mastering engineer for Jane's Addiction, The Offspring, Hootie and the Blowfish, Everclear and on and on) of Oasis Mastering listening as Eddy is putting the finishing touches on his remake of "Boys Just Want To Have Sex."  Frank holds a copy of the original 12" (pictured below). Photo by Dov Kelemer


 

The original 12" "Boys Just Want To Have Sex" that Frank, Vince Rogala and Robin Canada recorded in 1984 that spent 5 years in the international top 200.  The original is being re-released along with Frank's updated mixes this winter by Australian label Invictus.

Following are the original photos (lighted, and photographed by Frank) that were used to create the angels on the artwork for the "Crimes Against Nature" album. The angel model was Quin Trimbo. The artist digitally dropped away the background and added clouds and wings and various settings to create the artwork for the CD folder.

"Crimes Against Nature" cover as appears on the CD.

This is superimposed over lyrics on the CD art - the artist added wings and made the reclining model look like an angel relaxing over the lyrics to the song "I'm Feelin' Fine."

This pose was chosen to accompany the lyrics for "The Avoid Song" because it was more melancholy and fit the mood of the song.

This photo appears with the titles and credits for the album. This is the only way you can see the entire image unobscured by text.

CD cover model shot before wings, background and title were added.

Another interesting shot from the same photo session that was not used on the album but which ended up on the back cover of "Mixes Against Nature."

Back cover of CD.

This is the full-color image of the art that appears on the disc itself, except for the fact that your CD will be printed in 2 colors, magenta and black.

Frank's most recent press photo by Robin Canada

Photo of Frank which accompanies his bio that will be mailed to college radio stations.

Picture of Frank in the garage studio where he recorded the solo album (and also where NC-17 records).

Frank in action - microphone in hand.Photo Dov Kelemer

The Following shots were done to accompany a review of 
Crimes Against Nature in Genre Magazine

A shot of Frank by glass tile wall.Photo Dov Kelemer

Another glass tile shot.Photo Dov Kelemer