your guitar is not set up properly, this is why it goes out of tune.
I had this problem for over two years, so I know how it is.
It would be the best advice that I can give you is to go to a person that knows about guitars, tell him that and askk him to fix it and explain to you how to do it yourself (you cannot go to someone every time you decide to buy strings from a different brand) and most importantly - show it to you.
I learned everything the hard way and I am happy now but for two years I hated the tremolo and could not even touch it. In the end I fixed it with.... vaseline :D:D:D
Having this knowledge is really important so try reading about it here:
http://www.ibanezrules.com/tech/setup/index.htmhttp://www.ibanezrules.com/tech/setup/tuning_stability.htm (here some are about adjusting the tremolo)
http://www.jemsite.com/tech/1setup.htm a really good with pictures!!!
There are many many various places where you can find info on how to do it.
Above, the third one has really good pictures on how it should look like and how to do it, only look at Step one.
If it is still unclear, ask again and I can try to exlpain it from my point of view, but I would probably repeat what is written :)
edit: I disagree with the post above. The problem here is that his tremolo is not returning to the zero point (neutrality) after being used. That has nothing to do with a locking nut. The tremolo itself is not set up properly.
2nd edit:http://www.ibanezrules.com/tech/setup/sharpening.htmthis is also the cause! I did both dead tuning and the shapstick of the last part from this link and it retunrs perfectly :)
I would quote the last part from that link