UNPARALLEL CAREERS - BOWIE & ME
Rock band The Lower Third came into being early in 1962 and finally died late in 1966.
Over its short existence the group played local halls, London clubs and national tour venues.
Of all those who, at times, contributed to the fun only two went on to spend their lives in music and show business. The first to strike out from the group was Robin Stephen Wyatt (now Stephen Wyatt-Gold) and the second David Robert Jones (later David Bowie).
ANOTHER LITTLE GEM FROM STEPHEN
This book is a personal memoir covering four decades of life in the entertainment industry starting with the excitement of the 60s 'London scene' and ending in the world’s top theme parks.
A truly Rock & Rollercoaster experience.
This is the story of the first, an ambitious showbiz journeyman, set against the rise and rise of the second who has a story already well documented in numerous works of literature.
From those heady days of the early sixties until the arrival of the new century their career paths could not have become more diverse.
Success came early to David Bowie and was followed by a roller coaster ride through drugs, a failed marriage and, at times, unremarkable record releases but he was always near the crest of the loop.
For Stephen Wyatt-Gold success was more illusive and the roller coaster ride was long.
