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The tour concluded on February 23, 1987, and marked the end of Jake E. Lee's tenure with Ozzy Osbourne. Following their parting, controversies surrounding the album, the tumultuous production, and the personal struggles faced by Osbourne became themes of conversation in the musician's community.
The lasting legacy of The Ultimate Sin is one of mixed achievement: commercially successful, yet rife with the struggle of creative conflict, addiction, and the intricate dynamics of a band teetering on the edge of success and chaos. As fans continue to dissect the album, it remains a testament to one of rock’s most resilient figures and a snapshot of a tumultuous era in his career.