Yes, he said he just wanted Meat out of his life...
> Did he really say that or are you misquoting just to suit
> your point of view?
>
> > Also, when Jim was being sued by Meat he said he would let
> > Meat have the title if Meat would just leave him alone.
> >
> > > > I'm sure they keep in touch, and how are you supposed to
> > > > know otherwise? They have always been good friends. They
> > > > both made each other succesful, and I'm sure there's a lot
> > > > of mutual respect between one another. They both brought
> > > > Bat Out of Hell to where it is today.
> > >
> > > Actually, Jim said this in an interview with CD Review
> > > Magazine in November, 1989, as found on this very
> > > website:
> > >
> > > "Why did such the successful partnership of Steinman and
> > > Meat Loaf break up? 'Basically I only stopped working with
> > > him because he lost his voice as far as I was concerned.
> > > It was his voice I was friends with really,' Steinman says
> > > with remarkable candor. 'In his mind, I was his best
> > > friend but I never was. It was his voice. I liked him but
> > > it was a package deal - without the voice it was a little
> > > hard.'"
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