Frestonia is the sixth and final studio album by the Scottish band Aztec Camera, released in 1995.

[6] The Independent determined that "apart from one or two highlights ... it's pretty dull fare, with desultory, predictable arrangements doing their best to avoid trampling over the lyrics.

"[14] The Record deemed the album "a repulsive bit of narcissism that can't even make a claim for tragic portent; instead, it just sounds like the work of a poser.

"[15] Author Dave Thompson wrote in his book Alternative Rock (2000) that Frame comes across as "bruised, battered, and a bit disillusioned by time, but he's still a hopeless romantic at heart."

"[8] In 2021, Pitchfork wrote: "Less musically adventurous than its predecessor, Aztec’s 1995 album Frestonia is strongest in its softest moments, trading the sonic ambition of Dreamland for a classic approach to solo songwriting.