The work I like. He enjoys it so much that he never really escapes it. Lynne has torn apart his Los Angeles-area home and rewired it so he can plug in microphones and other equipment in every room. His entire house doubles as a recording studio. You can get different sounds in every room,'' he said.
Every room has a quirky little shape and different reflections.
I have a ballroom with a 10-second reverb time. Engineers help him achieve the proper sound and he will occasionally bring in guests. But he mostly works alone. It's not very different from the solitary creative life he led in ELO's heyday. Sometimes members of the group wouldn't hear their new record until after it was for sale.