The Story Behind Glass Tiger’s 1987 Ballad “Someday” with Alan Frew and Sam Reid

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We go back to the year 1987 to get the story of the beautiful ballad Someday by multi-platinum Canadian band Glass Tiger. Interview with Alan Frew, the lead singer and co writer and Sam Reid, the keyboardist/songwriter tell the story of recording with famed Bryan Adams producer Jim Vallance.

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