Molly Hatchet's first studio album in five years, and only release on Capitol Records, "Lightning Strikes Twice" was released in 1989 and it was their first one not to appear on the charts. One of its singles, "There Goes the Neighborhood", did however enter the Top 30 on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. The band went on a year-long tour to support the album, playing smaller venues such as clubs and theaters, as opposed to the stadiums and arenas that had expanded their popularity. On July 8, 1990 Molly Hatchet, who had been dropped by Capitol after the commercial failure of "Lighting Strikes Twice", announced at a show in Toledo, Ohio that the concert would be their final one, that after that night the band would be disbanding.