Kansas have debuted their new single "Visibility Zero."

The track is pulled from their forthcoming new release Prelude Implicit, and speaking with Rolling Stone drummer Phil Ehart opened up on the track.

"Zak had written that song two years ago with just a melody that he played on a guitar," recalled Ehart.

"The crux of what that meant I sent to singer Ronnie Platt, and just said, 'It's amazing how people sometimes cannot see things that are right in front of their eyes.' So he started working on it, and when it was done, we all just kind of stood back and said, 'Whoa . . .

this is strong in a lot of different ways.' So that's kind of where it started from, lyrically. I just kind of threw the seed out there.

He's the one who did all the work and made it grow."

"We're just as surprised as everybody else by this record. I've had so many people say, 'No offense, but when guys your age put out an album, they're always kind of pitiful, and this is not a pitiful album - you guys did a great job,'" he laughed.

"What we need is a couple hundred thousand people that feel that way and can get the word out, because there's really no other way to do it."

The new release, Prelude Implicit, is due September 23.