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Hagar's first major success, however, came from his work with the group Montrose on their debut and sophomore albums, including the Hagar-penned song "Bad Motor Scooter".
Hagar commenced a solo recording and touring career to increasing success, enjoying hits such as Red, Heavy Metal, Three Lock Box, and perhaps his best-known song I Can't Drive 55, a gripe against the (now-repealed) federally-imposed speed limit of 55 miles per hour on all U.S. highways.
Hagar owns a nightclub and restaurant in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico called Cabo Wabo, where the video for the 1999 hit song "Mas Tequila" (from the Red Voodoo album) was filmed.