I was born on 27th June 1965.
I grew up listening to my dad's records on an old record player. I recall those fond memories well, standing in front of that old record player singing along to the guy who would later become my idol, and inspiration for my image and style of song writing - Elvis Presley.
I attended Longford school, where at fifteen I purchased my first guitar and started to take guitar lessons, learning a few songs and copying the Elvis style.
After leaving school, I found myself standing outside an old music store in Housnslow where I saw on the Adverts board " Wanted - Singer for a 1950's Rock 'n' Roll band ." I wrote the telephone number down and rang that night...
I was asked to meet the rest of the band to have an audition - this was the start that I needed. The band was called, "Late Night Set" and they performed mostly Cliff Richard songs.
I worked with the band in working mens clubs around the Middlesex area for nearly seven years. It was great fun and I still meet the guys and sing with them every once in a while.
So what happend next?
The Heartbreakers formed and I haven't looked back since.
I have done four albums, 2 by The Heartbreakers and 2 by my other band The Beyonders as well as two new albums to be released this year on Rhythm Bomb Records. Thank you to all of our friends and family for supporting me and the bands since I started out, and a special thanks to my idol - Elvis Presley.
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