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Los Angeles-based musician Dweezil Zappa interviewed Paul on MTV in 1987, which created a fondness between the pair.

“The average person may not know what they’re hearing, but they will feel it because the performances will be better,” Zappa pointed out.

“There’s just so much music that’s disposable today,” Zappa added.

During a phone call from the road — Zappa was on a tour celebrating his father’s album “Apostrophe” — he explained the importance of Paul’s innovations.

Zappa says he’s visited the new studio and intends to use it to record some of his own music after his tour concludes.