"Basically, the album came about because I was in financial trouble, and I went to see Pete, not to ask him for anything, just to see him socially," said Lane.  "Obviously, we talked about each other's state.  Mine came up and he said, 'Well, we've talked about working together in the past.  Why don't we get an album together?'  I said, 'That would solve my problem.'  It did."  At [producer Glyn Johns'] suggestion, an all-star lineup of musicians was assembled.
    Lane had about half an album of material already composed; Townshend had a few songs of his own ready.  According to Lane, the sessions were "quite funny.  A lot of rowing.  Me and Pete, we love each other a lot, but we rub each other up the wrong way, as well.  He's a much bigger fellow than me-- he's got a longer reach than I have."  Townshend wrote production notes which capture the flavor of the project:
    "Sometimes Ronnie and I would talk about life.  That would mean Ronnie insulting me and me hitting him.  Sometimes Eric Clapton would come and play.  That would mean Ronnie insulting him, Eric hitting him, and then falling over.  Glyn and Ronnie often discussed Ronnie's songs.  That consisted of Ronnie trying to keep Glyn in the studio till three or four in the morning while he insulted him."
    Lane thought Townshend next to impossible to truly collaborate with.   "I couldn't make out why we didn't spend an hour or two an evening or two to write a song together.  I've got a few ideas.  Pete had a few ideas.  My ideas weren't finished- things like that.  And vice-versa.  So, I said, 'why don't we get together and write some things?'  He turned around and said, 'What?   And split the publishing?'  I was floored.  I never brought it up to him again."

(From Before I Get Old-  The Story of the Who, by Dave Marsh.)

See Me (1979)    

1. One Step (Lane, Alun Davies)
   Ronnie Lane- vocals
   Chrissie Stewart- bass
   Bruce Rowlands- drums
   Cal Batchelor- guitar
   Alun Davies- rhythm guitar
   Charlie Hart- piano
   
   
2. Good Ol' Boys Boogie (Lane)
   Ronnie Lane- vocals and guitar
   Chrissie Stewart- bass
   Bruce Rowlands- drums
   Cal Batchelor- guitar
   Alun Davies- guitar
   Charlie Hart- accordian
   
   
3. Lad's Got Money (Lane)
   Ronnie Lane- vocals
   Brian Belshaw- bass
   Bruce Rowlands- drums
   Alun Davies- guitar
   Eric Clapton- guitar
   Billy Livsey- piano
   Carol Grimes- backing vocals
   
   
4. She's Leaving (Lane, Alun Davies)
   Ronnie Lane- vocals
   Brian Belshaw- bass
   Bruce Rowlands- drums
   Alun Davies- guitar
   Steve Simpson- fiddle
   Charlie Hart- piano
   Billy Livsey- organ
   Mel Collins- sax
   Ms. Howell- backing vocals
   
   
5. Barcelona (Lane, Eric Clapton)
   Ronnie Lane- vocals
   Brian Belshaw- bass
   Bruce Rowlands- drums
   Eric Clapton- guitar
   Henry McCullough- piano
   Billy Livsey- piano
   Steve Simpson- strings
   Charlie Hart- strings
   
   
6. Kuschty Rye (Lane, Lambert)
   Ronnie Lane- vocals
   Brian Belshaw- bass
   Bruce Rowlands- drums
   Alun Davies- guitar
   Henry McCullough- guitar
   Billy Livsey- piano
   Steve Simpson- mandolin
   
   
7. Don't Tell Me Now (Lane)
   Ronnie Lane- vocals
   Chrissie Stewart- bass
   Bruce Rowlands- drums
   Cal Batchelor- guitar
   Alun Davies- rhythm guitar
   Charlie Hart- piano
   
   
8. You're So Right (Lane)
   Ronnie Lane- guitar and vocals
   Brian Belshaw- bass
   Bruce Rowlands- drums
   Alun Davies- guitar
   
   
9. Only You (Lane)
   Ronnie Lane- drums, guitar, and vocals
   Charlie Hart- bass and piano
   Mel Collins- sax
   Penny Wood- backing vocals
   
   
10. Winning With Women (Lane, K. Lambert)            
    Ronnie Lane- guitar and vocals
    Brian Belshaw- bass
    Bruce Rowlands- drums
    Alun Davies- guitar
    Henry McCullough- lead guitar
    Billy Livsey- piano
    
    
11. Way Up Yonder (Trad., Arr. Lane)
    Ronnie Lane- vocals
    Brian Belshaw- bass
    Bruce Rowlands- drums
    Alun Davies- guitar
    Eric Clapton- guitar
    Billy Livsey- piano
    Ian Stewart- piano
    White Grit Gang- backing vocals
    

Ronnie Lane- a partial sessionography:

Pete Townshend- Who Came First (1972)

Roy Harper- One of Those Days in England / Bullinamingvase (1977)

Paul McCartney-  Back to the Egg (1979)

Paul McCartney's Rockestra- ad-hoc assembly of stars for McCartney's appearance at the Concerts for Kampuchea (1980) benefit.

Majic Mijits- (with Steve Marriott- demos recorded, 1980)