Source: CIRCA 1975: (L-R) Michael Derosier, Steve Fossen, Nancy Wilson, Ann Wilson, Roger Fisher, Howard Leese (bottom) of the rock band “Heart” pose for a portrait in circa 1975. That reinvention began with 1985’s self-titled Heart album, and leading the charge was “What About Love?,” the song that helped launch one of rock’s biggest comebacks. Heart had built its reputation on original material, and both Nancy and her sister, lead singer Ann Wilson, were proud songwriters. Producer Ron Nevison, who had previously worked with Led Zeppelin, UFO, and Survivor, helped craft the polished yet powerful sound that defined the Heart album. paved the way for an extraordinary string of hits from the Heart album, including “Never,” “These Dreams,” and “Nothin’ at All.”