From an article I read which I believe was in 16 Magazine it mentioned that the Bay City Rollers were planning on releasing a live album after Strangers in the WInd. Mixing of the live album had been completed by Eric Faulkner and was ready for pressing. If you recall Live albums were becoming the rage at that time mainly due to the success of Frampton Comes Alive. I would assume that the album would have been from the Japanese Strangers in the Wind tour or the concerts put on for the Krofft Superstar Hour. By the time the mixing was complete Les had departed from the band and Duncan had joined. It was decided it made no sense to release a live album featuring a lead singer who was no longer a member of the band.