Capitol immediately reissued "piouhgd" and paired the band with their first big-name producer, John Paul Jones, best known as the bassist for Led Zeppelin. The fruit of their partnership, 1993's "Independent Worm Saloon", featured a more straightforward rock approach at Jones's insistence. This paid off for Butthole Surfers, giving them their first minor radio hit, "Who Was in My Room Last Night?". It reached number 24 on "Billboard"'s Modern Rock Tracks singles chart, while the album peaked at number 124 on the "Billboard" 200. Two of the new songs were featured on episodes of MTV's "Beavis and Butt-head". Guitarist and huge influence on Butthole Surfers, Helios Creed played guitar on two of the songs from the record, "The Annoying Song" and "Clean It Up".