Amy Winehouse's management is taking measures to get the troubled singer back into the studio and recording.
Winehouse has struggled with drug addiction, plastic surgery complications and divorce issues in the past several months, letting her recording career slip out of focus.
A source told the U.K.'s The Mirror that the singer's management team has in effect grounded her. "It includes her being banned from heavy nights out, being obliged to work in the studio for a certain number of hours a day."
The source added, "She'll also have to follow a strict daily routine and be monitored to make sure she is sleeping and eating well, and taking her vitamin tablets."
Winehouse's management is hoping to have an album recorded by the end of the year.
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