The administration and running of the 'Frostbitten' nights took up much of the record label's resources and manpower during 1998, and as a result very little music was released.  Because of the high black market price of copies of No One Knows We're Dead & The Saint's 'The Return Of The Saint' EP, and with demand exceeding supply, it was decided that a limited edition album album release should be made. 'The Return Of the Saint - Special Edition' came out on the 7th December, marking Frostbyte's first release of 1998, and featured all the original EP tracks, as well as new remixes and old archive material.  The album was deleted a week after release, with some 15,000 copies being put into circulation.

Encouraged by the great reaction to 'I Love The Mafia' at the debut club night, Fußgängerzone had a brief summer recording session (their last at Viewpoint Studios, as within weeks they were to open their own tailor-made "F-Studio" suite on the same site as Viewpoint; which was to become the most technically advanced recording studio in Europe). This resulted in the release - on December 14th - of 'I Love The Mafia' as a double A sided single with the song 'Now, That's What I Call Fußgängerzone' (which itself had premiered some weeks before as an acetate at 'Frostbitten', having an unprecedented positive response from the crowd to its heavy dance beats, "Stingray" samples, and additional vocals by Ludwig's mother).