Amy Winehouse is turned back to rehab

Singer Amy Winehouse is turned back to rehab, according to her spokeswoman said on Friday.

Ironically Winehouse best known for her 2006 hit "rehab" clinic in Britain itself Wednesday test date before the summer games in Europe are many.

Her publicist Tracey Miller said in a statement, "Amy has embarked on a treatment program at the Priory Clinic. She wants to be ready for performances in Europe this summer and decided to seek an assessment. She will remain at the Priory on doctor's advice."

Winehouse Grammy Award substance use and health problems has been fighting with.

Celebrity website People.com said on Friday that her father Mitch Winehouse move into rehab felt that her daughter was too much to drink again was encouraged by.

Winehouse released a still from his 2006 album Breakout album followed the "Back to Black."

Her first new recording since then, "It's My Party," appeared on Quincy Jones compilation, "Q: Soul Bossa Nostra," released last fall.

Winehouse is due to perform at music festival in Serbia, Turkey, Greece, Spain and other European nations starting on June 18, according to he website.