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I generally refuse to encourage people to solo if they have not completed the game yet. I did not solo until I had played through the game several times with a party.
Soloing is only 'easy' if you have foreknowledge of what to expect next. Stumbling through blindly is going to cause a lot of grief and reloading. As for first solos... Sorcerer is kinda advanced for a first solo attempt. I soloed with a Cavalier first to get a feel of what soloing will be like.
In addition, you need to really know your spells if you want to solo with a spellcaster successfully. A pure spellcaster especially. Lacking indepth knowledge on how spells work, and what spells work best in different situation will only serve to cripple you. This is why I always encourage people to experiment with spells when they are playing with a party.
A multiclass will most probably serve you better, since it eases the pain of suddenly losing the services of 5 potential party members. Pureclassed solos are generally much harder than multiclassed solos.
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