The Trouble With Arden

All or Nothing became the group's first and only number one record. It was a joint number one with the Beatles double A side of Yellow Submarine, both selling exactly as well as each other. This success caused the group's parents to start to wonder where their kids were not rich. Arden tried to convince them that they had spent their money on heroin - which was very far from the truth. They also upset him by spending too much time in the studio working on new material. He then put out My Mind's Eye, an intended demo track, as a single.