Back Down to One is the debut studio album by Jani Lane, former lead vocalist of the American hard rock band Warrant.

Between 1997 and 2000, demos of Lane's solo material began surfacing on the Internet with some bids on eBay reaching an estimated $US100.00 per copy.

Lane needed a rhythm section and found it at the Grooveyard in drummer Adam Mercer and bassist Mark Matthews, both credited on the Back Down To One album.

Although "Back Down to One" was credited as a solo release the singer assembled a new touring band for the album subsequently titled "JANI LANE'S WARRANT" and included Lizzy Borden guitarist Dario Lorina, Chad MacDonald on bass and Troy Patrick Farrell on drums.

Unfortunately, his first batch of solo shows, in Michigan, would be stopped by legal action from his former bandmates objecting to the use of the Warrant band logo on his posters.