We have fabricated two types of lumped-element Josephson parameter amplifiers (JPAs) by using a multilayer microfabrication process involving wet etching of Al films.The first type is a narrow band JPA which shows typical gain above 14 dB in a bandwidth around 35 MHz.The second type is a wideband JPA which is coupled to an input 50 Ω transmission line via an impedance transformer that changes the impedance from about 15 Ω on the non-linear resonator side to 50 Ω on the input transmission line side.The wideband JPA could operate in a 200 MHz range with a gain higher than 14 dB.The amplifiers were used for superconducting qubit readout.The results showed that the signal to noise ratio and hence the readout fidelity were improved significantly.