Rock of Faith

John Wetton's early-2003 album Rock of Faith appeared after a two-year string of concert releases. It was written at  a crossroads in the singer/bassist's life, in the wake of his 50th  birthday -- it was also occasioned by his extended visit to Vienna,  which stimulated him artistically, and recorded in the wake of the dire  world events of 2001 halfway around the globe. 

Wetton's solo album includes Gary Chandler, Steve Christey, Martin Orford and Steve Hackett  
Album SINISTER was released in Japan under name WELCOME TO HEAVEN
with 2 bonus tracks (Love Is; Space And Time) and different CD cover

 For this 1998 release, Wetton brought in several prog heavyweights, including Steve Hackett and Robert Fripp.    For those  who enjoy the voice of John Wetton, this is a good listen. The songs may be relatively simple, but they are flawlessly performed, and superbly produced.   

 A reissue of an album originally released in Japan in 1994 under the title Voice Mail, 1995's Battle Lines continues John Wetton's career path over the preceding 15 years.

 Caught in the Crossfire is the debut solo album by the English rock musician John Wetton, released in 1980 by E.G. Records.