Bryan Adams的下一张专辑"Into The Fire"于1987年出版，结果只卖出了一百万张.在这之后的一年半时间里，Bryan Adams和他的乐队不停的在美国，欧洲和日本巡回演出，甚至在当时尚未统一的民主德国举办了演唱会。 　　Ed RivadaviaBy the time he returned to the studio after almost two years of touring behind the remarkable success of 1984's Reckless, Bryan Adams' once fruitful collaboration with producer Jim Vallance had obviously staled. Most of the duo's songs for 1987's Into the Fire were lifeless and dull, and the album yielded only one successful single in "Heat of the Night." The arena rock of "Hearts on Fire" injects it with at least a little spark, but things quickly get ugly with the depressing title track and the truly awful "Only the Strong Survive." Not surprisingly, the album was Adams' last with Vallance, and his new partnership with producer John "Mutt" Lange (Def Leppard, AC/DC) would lead to his greatest success yet.