A confident, poised Whitney Houston and a doe-eyed Brandy Norwood are standing around a grand piano in a wood-paneled recording studio. But, singing around the piano while being filmed by Entertainment Tonight for a behind-the-scenes package about the making of Cinderella, Whitney and Brandy don’t know any of that yet. Despite enduring love from fans, you can’t buy a 1997 Cinderella CD or vinyl for your niece’s birthday. Thanks to warring record labels of the ’90s and industry red tape, the Cinderella album has been lost to time. “Oh my God, it’s so ridiculous that this album has never happened,” Cinderella producer Debra Martin Chase tells me over the phone.