In the brief liner notes for this album, Dweezil Zappa (eldest son of Frank Zappa) explains that the lengthy guitar solos he plays on some of the songs are combinations of his father's work and his own improvisational inspirations, all of it filtered through Dweezil's interpretations of Frank's distinctive and quirky technique.   

If great press translated to negotiable currency, Tommy Keene would have Bill Gates for a personal assistant and pay him weekly out of petty cash. He's been called a potential star so many times, NASA has photographed him with the Hubble telescope. Find the proof on 'Tommy Keene You Hear Me: A Retrospective 1983-2009' (the title being an allusional pun on the seminal Rock opera by The Who, one of Keene's biggest avowed influences).