There is always a default session, which is used when you run the supplied LispWorks image.
Initially the default session is the one named LispWorks Release.
When you run any other image directly, including a saved session or an image you created with save-image, it runs itself (not the default session).
Saved sessions are platform- and version-specific. In particular, a 32-bit LispWorks saved session cannot be the default session for 64-bit LispWorks, or vice-versa.
LispWorks IDE User Guide (Unix version) - 13 Sep 2017
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