DIARY 12/08/10
I was thinking about some of the people I met on the recent UK tour.
Lisa came backstage with her mum and dad and boyfriend at Holmfirth. The photos have come out dark.
But Lisa’s big smile is there all right. She is undergoing chemo-therapy bravely and determinedly.
And I’ve told you about Soren in Copenhagen. The fool has my name, in my signature, tattooed on his arm. Does he realise these things are near impossible to delete? What’ll happen when he goes off me?
As for that Johnnie Walker – he’s asked me to share a show with him, joint-present a Sounds Of The 70s one Sunday afternoon. What a sport!
And then there are the pop stars...Suggs and me, backstage before Glastonbury Abbey show, August 7th.
Suggs jumped out of the stage wings and joined us for Make Me Smile. What a trouper!
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written by Craig , August 13, 2010
nice to see the great personal photos with the diary - more please.
written by Drew McAdam , August 13, 2010
Fabby pix! I just wrote my column, discussing how it doesn't matter where you go, it's not the places you remember: it's the people. You've just proved my point!
written by Neil reedy , August 13, 2010
Was an honour to meet you after the gig Steve at Glastonbury, been showing the pictures everywhere & Peter will be posting on his site soon, big thank you for your time
written by heather , August 19, 2010
hi. was in belfst few months ago. amazing to see my hero,,,, what an eve ... i got a smile a hand shake and a plectrum i won the lottery , been there since the 70;s come up and make me smile... love to you and all fans. take care heather x
written by Andy Wood , September 01, 2010
Just 1 week until Portmeirion and just 10 minutes from my home!
A setting made in heaven,a setting built from materials from around the world.A setting that has let its prisoner flee, but we are all prisoners trapped in our own lives.Some of us lucky ones will go back to the village of ambience to welcome Steve Harley to the forgotten, ignored beauty of Gwynedd and its surrounds.A place for music and mystique,a place of grace.We welcome Steve as a stranger comes to town.
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