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In page Linda Perry:

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Interscope retained Perry as a solo artist and assembled a production team for her debut album, including Kevin Gilbert,[1] Bill Bottrell, and members of the Tuesday Night Music Club, who had recently produced Sheryl Crow's debut. Released in 1996, In Flight received positive reviews, but was a poor seller. Perry joined Red Fish, Blue Fish for her world tour, supporting such acts as The Who.[citation needed] She promoted her CD with an appearance on The Howard Stern Show, during which she participated in "lesbian dial-a-date" and performed her former band's only hit single, "What's Up?" Perry also hosted the 1997[2] and 1998 Bay Area Music Awards, or "Bammies".[citation needed]