Hollywood, Page convinced her to record "I Go to Sleep" as well. Page was inspired by Cher's recording and booked studio time for the Kinks at Gold Star on 30June. Though the band's producer Shel Talmy had filed a legal notice before they left advising them to not record in the US without him, the session proceeded anyways. The Kinks were enthusiastic at the thought of recording in an American studio for the first time, especially after plans to do so the day before at Warner Brothers Studios failed to materialise. During the session, the band recorded Ray's composition "Ring the Bells". Page hoped to issue the recording as their next single, but Talmy again served the band legal papers to prevent it, leaving the recording unissued. At a separate evening session on 30June booked by the producers of Shindig!, a new backing track was recorded for "Long Tally Shorty" for the band's appearance on the programme. The only Kink on the track was Dave, who played rhythm guitar, while he was joined by musicians from Shingdig! house band the Shindogs. Among the musicians was lead guitarist James Burton, with whom the Kinks were especially excited to record, having known him for his guitar solos on many of Ricky Nelson's hits. On 2July, the Kinks appeared at the Cinnamon Cinder club in North Hollywood for a daytime shoot of Where the Action Is. Before the band were taped both in and outside the club for the segment, Dave refused to sign a contract presented to the band by AFTRA. The refusal prompted a union official to threaten to have the Kinks banned from ever playing in the US again. After a further exchange of words, a physical altercation occurred between the official and Ray, which ended when Ray punched him in the face. Ray later said the worker taunted the Kinks by calling them "communists", "limey bastards" and "fairies". He also recalled: Departure of Larry Page Ray's fight with the union official on 2July marked a low point in the tour for him, a depression exacerbated by the absence of his wife Rasa. The following day, after the afternoon soundcheck at the Hollywood Bowl, Ray informed Page that he was not going to perform the evening's show. Ray demanded of Page that Rasa and Quaife's girlfriend Nicola be flown out to see them, and Page contacted Collins back in London