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•••• Please could you give me the fan club address of Sonny the line-up of the Alan Price & Cher ?-Martin Meaton, Set, as I think this group is Morecambe, Lanes. marvellous! "I Put A Spell On C/o Shirley & Jane, 643 You" is a fabulous disc !-Lee Sipson Road, West Drayton, Kenborough, Manchester. Middx. Alan, who left the Animals a year ago is on organ and • Could you tell me when vocals, Roy Mills on drums, Gary Leeds' birthday is. Some Boots Slade on bass guitar, say September 3rd, some say Steve Gregory on tenor sax March 3rd.-J. Bluiss, Oad­ and flute, John Walters on by, Leicester. trumpet, and Clive Burrows Gary's birthday is, in fact, on sax. March 9th, 1944. • Could you please tell me if Sonny and Cher. Fan club address wanted. • Please could you tell me, do Brian Jones' girlfriend Anita I share my birthday, April 2nd, Pallen berg is Swedish or August 14th with any pop several groups while at with any pop star ?-Veronica English? - Kerstin Nord­ stars? -- Tom Picker, Lon- school. Joined The Dovells Nuttall, Sidmouth, Devon. lung, Henrik Gjutares, don, N.1. when he was 17, and turned You share your birthday Sweden. Dave Crosby of the Byrds professional with them when with Glen Dale of the For­ Anita is German. (born 1941), and Lionel Mor- he left school. Their first hit tunes. ton 4 Pennies (born 1942). was "Bristol Stomp". This • Could yOll lell me which group sold over four million • Please could you let me have other pop star, apart from John • Please could you give me records in four years. Len the fan club address of the Lennon, has a birthday on some info on Len Barry. His left the group in 1963 to go on Walker Brothers.-Pat Doore, October 9th? - Wendy show with Gene Pitney was to producing records and South Wigston, Nr. Neuve, Boston, Lines. sensational! - Gloria Nap­ writing songs. "1-2-3" was Leicester. John Entwhistle of the Who, per, Upton, Berks. written last summer, and Len The Official Walker Brothers born 1945. Len was born in West decided to record it. Fan Club, 185 Bickenhall Philadelphia, on December Mansions, Bickenhall Street, • Do I share my birthday of 6th, 1942. Played drums with • Please could you give me London, W.1. • I met a boy called Frank Massey on fab group called, The Dykons. They used holiday at' Rhyl but unfortunately lost his to playa lot at my favourite haunt, The address. Last seen with his friend, Kirby Lane Dance Hall. I'm absolutely drummer with the Sidewalkers. Lives in crazy about him. - Carol Starbuck, Manchester, and goes to the Twisted ~ Melton Mowbray, Leics. Wheel most Saturdays. Please help me BOYS) • Has anyone seen a boy called Paul find him.-Cindy Hines, Bartley Green, around? His surname is Bernath, and was Birmingham 32. last seen in Melbourne in last September • I lost my girlfriend two years ago, and with the P. J. Proby tour. If still interested now I'm trying to get in touch with her tell him to write to: Eleanor James, East again. Her name is Fiona Spiers, and she Bentleigh, Melbourne, Australia. is probably at boarding school in Wales. ANDDIRLS • Can anybody help me find John Cristers Please help me find her.-Thomas Bock, If anybody knows him, please tell him Philosophenweg 49, Germany. Angela doesn't want her £1 back, she • We are two Swedish girls. Last summer LaST AND FOUND just wants to see him again. Her address when in New York, we met this fab boy is still the same.-Angela Fiorille, called Bert. He was quite short, a bit fat We help you find people you've Wilstead, Bedford. with a red crewcut. His friends called him lost. All replies clo RA VE, Lost and • Does anyone know the name of the Fatty! Please ask him to write to:-Nicki Found, Tower House, Southamp­ gorgeous boy who works in the Florida and Madeleine Hatz, Stockholm 0, ton Street, London, W.C.2. Room by the Brighton Aquarium? He has Sweden. dark curly haiT and blue eyes. He usually • We would like to contact a boy we saw wears a blue cardigan and is quite tall. in an Exeter store record department, on sembles George Harrison. My friend and Message: Tich misses you and wants a 22nd January this year. He wore an I are the girls he waved at. letter.-Lindy Poltock, Charters army surplus jacket with gold chains on Here's another clue-I had long hair, Towers, Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex. the back and names such as Sheila and my friend's was short, and he had his • We would like to get in touch with two Mary written on the back. Please write arms round her neck, when he was trying boys we met at the Marquee Club on to Suzanne and Penny, c/o RAVE. to get to the front of the barriers. Please 12th February. They are both about 16, • On December 1st, when the Stones try and contact him! I would 'gratefully tall and dark. We think their names are appeared in Vancouver, at the Agrodome, appreciate it if you could. - Helen David Curtis and Eliot Kingsley. Please I saw a certain boy for the second time. Dodge, West Vancouver, Canada. write to two Camden girls.-Frances He has long hair, wore a brown corduroy • Can anyone please put me in touch with Crook, Highgate. Elaine Williams, jacket and dark polo sweater-he also re­ Dave Kaye? He is the lead singer with a Hampstead. .
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