| Maze | Primary Artist |
| Frankie Beverly | Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals, Group Member |
| Robin Duhe | Bass, Bass Guitar, Group Member |
| Joe Provost | Drums, Group Member |
| McKinley Williams | Percussion, Vocals, Background Vocals, Group Member |
| Sam Porter | Organ, Keyboards, Group Member |
| Roame Lowry | Conga, Background Vocals |
| Wayne Thomas | Guitar, Group Member |
| Wuaneg Thomas | Guitar |
| Ronald Lowry | Conga, Vocals, Group Member |
| Wayne "Ziggy" Lindsay | Synthesizer, Keyboards |
| Larkin Arnold | Liner Notes, Executive Producer |
| Frankie Beverly | Composer, Producer, Audio Production |
| John Nowland | Engineer |
| Wally Traugott | Mastering |
| David Nathan | Liner Notes |
| Roy Kohara | Art Direction |
| Shusei Nagaoka | Illustrations |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Alex Henderson
At a time when disco reigned supreme, Maze and Frankie Beverly took the R&B charts by storm with a smooth yet gritty soul/funk approach that rejected the disco beat entirely. Growing up in the soul hotbed of Philadelphia had a definite impact on Maze's distinctive sound, which owed as much to Marvin Gaye as it did to Philly soul. Classics like "While I'm Alone," "Lady of Magic," "You," and the hit "Happy Feelin's" earned Maze an intensely devoted bunch of followers, who will tell you in a minute that the charismatic Beverly is the very essence of a soul singer. Though it wasn't a single, one of the best offerings on the album is "Colorblind," a jewel expressing ...