 Their parents, Heinz and Renate, kept a holiday home just outside the village of Kamperland, and the adjoining barn was converted into a studio.Dinger would keep a studio there for the rest of his life, first christening it "Langeweg Studios" after the road on which it sat, and then "Zeeland Studios", which it was most commonly known as from the 1990s onwards.With the studio being built and preparations being made for a fourth La Düsseldorf album (which had been announced the previous year, in accordance with a renewal of the band's contract with Teldec) Hans Lampe began to take part less and less in sessions.