For the follow-up album in 1989, there were conflicts with their original record producer Beau Hill, and the original recordings for Turn Of The Screw were scrapped, but the reworked album would be the group's most successful release reaching higher on the Billboard chart.
The 1989 follow-up album was marked by conflicts with their original producer Beau Hill, and as a result, the original recordings for Turn Of The Screw were discarded, but the revamped album would go on to be the band's most commercially successful release, reaching greater heights on the Billboard chart.