The American rock band Lit put out the CD "A Place in the Sun." It was Lit’s second studio album and their major-label breakthrough, released on February 23, 1999, through RCA Records and the band’s Dirty Martini label.
The album blended pop-punk, power pop, and alternative rock, and it became the release most closely associated with Lit’s late-1990s commercial rise. Its biggest single was "My Own Worst Enemy," an energetic song about self-sabotage that helped establish the band on rock and mainstream radio.
Lit formed in Orange County, California, and originally performed under the name Razzle. The band’s lineup on the album included brothers A. Jay and Jeremy Popoff, Kevin Baldes, and Allen Shellenberger. The title can cause confusion because artists including Tim McGraw and Pablo Cruise also released albums called "A Place in the Sun," but the rock album in this question belongs to Lit.