The easier adjustment that no one is willing to accept is to lower your rev rate and work on hand position to have less side rotation to eliminate a lot of the overreaction.  You can do that.  You may never get the ball speed back. 

I can sympathize Pinbuster.  I have lost balls speed over the years down to 14's a number of years ago.  I still have a long arm swing so can use my lower body to generate some ball speed but being a finesse bowler (skid, hook, roll over being a thrower) and bowling on house patterns like Easy St. 38' - 39', 18 ml 12:1 wet/dry it has become harder to score because you and I are not fluffers. 

itsallaboutme has a point about changing release to cut down axis rotation. 

I wish you the best PB!

Thanks for the replies.

itsallaboutme - I have played around a little with trying to reduce revs but haven't found anything consistent. Practicing the last few years hasn't been much in my vocabulary.

johns811 - I used to like pearls but have had better success with polished solids in recent years. Seems to reduce the over/under some. The ball I loved 25 years ago was the original Red Pulse. But they got impossible to find and after refinishing the ball about 10 times I had to give it up.

Scotts33 - I went to 15lb about a decade ago, I can't seem to make a try a 14's but I probably should. How does Wisconsin look this year?

twohanded834 - I have always drilled more for control than aggressive reaction. My stuff is pretty much all pin about 1 o'clock and 4 to 5 inches from the axis. I've tended to polish stuff. I bought a venom shock for nationals that still has a box finish that I might try and use.

I'm only 3 months removed from the last surgery and getting stronger so there might still be hope with the approach. The other night I tried to just bump up the backswing 6 inches or so instead of trying to really go up and that seemed to get me a another mph without losing control.

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Scotts33 - I went to 15lb about a decade ago, I can't seem to make a try a 14's but I probably should. How does Wisconsin look this year?

All good here!  Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits this week.  I just ordered a Radical Spy for my situation here PB.  Proprietors around here won't blend any house lane condition.  I figure what the hell give a poly asymm. a shot and tired of beating my head against the wall. 

I went to the PGA at Whistling Straits in 2015, what a beautiful place. Go USA.

I've got ball speed woes as well. I've been doing the 1 step drill just to try and better my release. Ball position isn't helping increase any speed...I believe we need to concentrate on using thed legs & get lower at the line, feed the ball downlane better. I hope that helps, it's helping me a tad.

Must be the week for us old low speed stokers.  Good push away and balance in approach helps me the most

I was actually at the low end of being a tweener so I feel the pain.  Probably a 14 lb ball will be the answer

Slow roller mob 
The downlane speed varies for me -- if I catch the oil it's a. probably not a good shot but b. will read 14. Catch the dry and it's 12.1 12.3 for good typical shots.

Specto has me at 15 to 15.5 off my hand. If I go much faster I'll lose revs, rotation control, directional control. I can go much slower more easily but it has to be Badger to be useful.