Tony Hadley is one of the most significant singers to emerge from the New Romantic scene in the 1980s. As frontman of Spandau Ballet, the group enjoyed outstanding international success with hits including Gold, True and Through the Barricades.

Tony sat down with broadcaster, Alex Dyke, to talk about growing up a teen in 1970s Britain surrounded by Glam Rock, and how they both became fans of David Cassidy.

Many thanks to Alex and Tony who took time out from recording for their podcast Stars Cars Guitars to share views on David, his music and the price of superstardom.

Later in this episode, British journalist Liz Jones recalls her adoration for David since a teenager, asks what type of girl is attracted to idols and why he will always have a special part of her heart.

You can catch the Stars Cars Guitars podcast on all major leading platforms. Starscarsguitars.co.uk – Podcast series from Tony Hadley, Jim Cregan & Alex Dyke.

Liz Jones’s podcast can be found at mailplus.co.uk/lizjones, and all platforms.

More memories of what David Cassidy has meant to female and male fans around the world over the decades, can be found in my book, Cherish David Cassidy A Legacy of Love, available from Amazon and all leading bookstores worldwide. Published by Unicorn Publishing Group, Cherish has been awarded finalist in American Book Fest Best Books 2020.