akansaskid,

You goal is choose a frame size\geometry that provides for optimal reach with a standard size stem that allows you to stay within your saddle to bar differential tolerance without having to resort to excessive steerer spacers and or super high rise stems. You need to understand the relationship between seat tube angle, top tube length, head tube length and to a lesser extent head tube angle. Once you understand how together they impact fit you will be able to read the specs of various framesets and hopefully find one that meets your needs. Look for frames that have proportionally longer head tubes. Using your present bike you should be able to experiment and detemine what combination of STA+ top tube + head tube length will work for you.