• *Cover art TBC
• 1xLP pressed on Clear Orange Vinyl
• Miho Nakayama's eighth studio album
• Features five songs composed by singer/songwriter CINDY
• Includes the album version of "Witches," which reached #1 on the charts
• Originally released in 1988

This is the eighth original album, released on December 5, 1988, 10 months after the previous album "CATCH THE NITE" and only 5 months after the previous album "Mind Game". In 1988 alone, they released a total of four albums at a high pace, including three original albums and the remix album "Makin' Dancin'". The original LP product number is K28A-880. The album version of "Witches", the 14th single released in November the previous month and which reached number one on the charts, is included. A total of nine songs are included, and the collaboration with CINDY, who provided songs for the previous album, is deepened. Five songs, including the opening song "Sweetest Lover", are composed by CINDY, and one song is written by CINDY and composed by Yuji Toriyama. The lyrics for "Sweetest Lover" were written by Nakayama Miho herself under the name Kitayama Mizuho, and it was used as the theme song for her radio show "P.S. I LOVE YOU". Other lyrics include six by Chinfa Kan and one by Yoko Tozawa, and the production team includes Yuji Toriyama, Kunio Muramatsu, Hiroshi Narumi, and Ichiro Hada. If the previous album "Mind Game" was a summer-themed album, this album expresses a more urban, more mature, and stylish worldview, with songs like "Bad Girl" and "Try Or Cry" reminiscent of late autumn and winter.