Original sentence: "  However, for the new album, Roth rejected another set of all lounge covers and returned to a rock sound similar to his style with Van Halen." The first single, "Yankee Rose" was probably the most well known of Roth's solo songs although "Goin' Crazy" also saw limited radio play.After parting ways with Van Halen under disputed circumstances in 1985, David Lee Roth returned with his first solo LP a year later.Big), Gregg Bissonette, and guitarist Steve Vai who had worked previously with Frank Zappa.Roth hired as his new backing band three powerhouse musicians, Billy Sheehan (later of Mr.The album was a straight-forward hard rock album and was a critical and commercial success, with Rolling Stone, among others, saying nothing on the album was as slick as any of the singles from Van Halen's 5150 albums and much more "trashy fun
Edited sentence: "  However, for the new album, Roth eschewed another set of all lounge covers and returned to a rock sound in the vein of previous Van Halen albums."  The first single, "Yankee Rose" was probably the most well known of Roth's solo songs although "Goin' Crazy" also saw limited radio play.) after this album.After acrimoniously parting ways with Van Halen under disputed circumstances in 1985, David Lee Roth returned with his first solo LP a year later.Big), Gregg Bissonette, and guitar wizard Steve Vai, at the time was known only for his time with Frank Zappa.Roth hired as his new backing band three powerhouse virtuosos, Billy Sheehan (later of Mr.The album itself was more in the vein of classic Van Halen straight-forward hard rock than was Van Halen's 5150 effort.The album was a critical and commercial success, with Rolling Stone, among others, saying nothing on the album was as slick as any of the singles from Van Halen's 5150 albums and much more "trashy fun.Van Halen jokingly named their 1988 release OU812 (phonetically: Oh, You Ate One Too