The third version of the band produced Slip of the Tongue with Steve Vai, while the first produced such albums as Northwinds and Lovehunter.  
When this group reformed in 1997, Adrian Vandenberg and the vocalist were the only holdovers from their previous incarnation.  That version performed an unplugged show in Japan which was released as Starkers in Tokyo as well as the album Restless Heart, which wasn't released in the United States.  After that, the lead singer put the band on hiatus to release the solo effort Into the Light, having previously put the group on hold to collaborate on an album with Jimmy Page.  The third version of the band produced Slip of the Tongue with Steve Vai, while the first produced such albums as Northwinds and Lovehunter.  But it is the second version, whose songs included "Still of the Night" and "Slide It In," which is best remembered today.  FTP, name this "hair metal" band fronted by former Deep Purple vocalist David Coverdale, whose hits include "Love Ain't No Stranger" and "Here I Go Again."
When this group reformed in 1997, Adrian Vandenberg and the vocalist were the only holdovers from their previous incarnation.  
Whitesnake