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When Jay and the band returned to the UK, they released VII without the three tracks that Michael had sung on.In October 1997, Jay sued Michael over rights to the name "Gene Loves Jezebel", and after a protracted court battle, Jay eventually dropped all charges.

Unfortunately, the group's American label folded one year later, and, after a few more live shows, so did Gene Loves Jezebel.While Jay performed occasional acoustic shows under his own name, Michael played with members of Scenic, then formed a new band called the Immigrants (re-named Edith Grove) and later released a primarily acoustic solo album, Why Me, Why This, Why Now.Owen, Daniel (2005) "Over The Rooftops", Zero Magazine, November 2005. Michael and Jay began working together again that same year, and recorded two songs with Stevenson, Bell and Rizzo for a GLJ best-of compilation, released in September 1995.The brothers were reconciled in the mid-1990s, writing some new songs together, and sharing a house in Los Angeles. They initially used Michael's band from the Why Me album era to back them up. In 1997 Michael organized a tour for the brothers under the name "The Pre-Raphaelite Brothers", the idea being to perform Gene Loves Jezebel material and material from each of the brothers' solo careers, with a new set of musicians, although the financial incentives of touring under the band identity meant that they performed under the Gene Loves Jezebel name. A new Gene Loves Jezebel album was planned, but Jay insisted that the other members of the band from prior to the tour were involved rather than the LA musicians, which Michael agreed to.The album VII was recorded and a US tour undertaken to support it, but the brothers' reconciliation was short-lived.

Motion of Love was the band's biggest UK hit single, reaching number 56. The third single from The House of Dolls, Suspicion, for the first time surfaced on The Billboard Hot 100.

According to Jay, he dropped the suit after receiving assurances that Michael would not use the name.

In May 1982, the label released Gene Loves Jezebel's demo single Shaving My Neck.

Despite rising mainstream success, the new pop-oriented direction proved to be too polished and commercial for Michael: he left during the recording of the album and only appears on two songs, leaving Jay as the main songwriter of the band's songs.