of Toto, Jeff Porcaro. Numazawa learned how to drum from Jeff's father Joe Porcaro, and he worked in his drum school as an instructor after graduation. This gave Sheena the idea for the project. Though Ringo Sheena was going to sing all the parts of this song at first, she was dissatisfied at how her voice could not mimic Steve Lukather's voice. After hearing Nagaoka, who was a member of Junpei Shiina's band, sing to the song in her car, she felt his voice was much more suited to the song, and made him the main vocalist. Sheena considers the performance just a "copy" of the song and not a cover with any extra input, and felt it was not something suitable to put on an album. Zekkyō Solfeggio was one of three session bands formed to record for Sheena's debut album, Muzai Moratorium (1999), however they performed only a single song, "Marunouchi Sadistic." The band featured Sheena on vocals, piano, melodica, handclap and footsteps, Seiji Kameda on bass guitar and backing vocals, and Noriyasu Kawamura on drums, backing vocals, handclaps and footsteps. Zetsurin Hectopascal was one of three session bands formed to record the bulk of Sheena's debut album, Muzai Moratorium (1999). It featured Sheena on vocals, and drums for "Kabukichō no Joō." Other members included of Diamond Head playing acoustic and electric guitar, Seiji Kameda playing bass and Noriyasu Kawamura playing drums and singing backing vocals. The band recorded the songs "Tadashii Machi," "Kabukichō no Joō," "Kōfukuron (Etsuraku-hen)," "Sid to Hakuchūmu," "Koko de Kiss Shite." and "Keikoku." See also Ringo Sheena production discography Ringo Sheena discography Ringo Sheena videography Tokyo Jihen discography References Bands Ringo Sheena Ringo Sheena