Peter Frampton is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, a guitar god, hit song writer and a kind human being. In 2014, Frampton was diagnosed with Inclusion Body Myositis (IBM), a rare, degenerative muscle disease. He was ready to retire after a farewell tour in 2019. Then he realized, he wants to keep going until he can't. At 75, 50 years removed from his #1 album Frampton Comes Alive, he delivers his first new album of original rock songs in 16 years. Carry The Light is co-written with his son Julian. The album is co-produced by Frampton, Julian Frampton and Chuck Ainlay.

The 10 song journey captures the wisdom of life entertained with the youthful magic of rock n' roll. Collaborators on the album include: H.E.R. jamming on guitar on "Islamorada", Benmont Tench on keyboards for the lead single "Buried Treasure", Sheryl Crow singing on the duet "Breaking The Mold", Bill Evans playing saxophone on "Tinderbox" and "Can You Take Me There", Tom Morello adds his distinctive sound to "Lions At The Gate" and Graham Nash provides harmonies on "I'm Sorry Elle".