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When You First Sit Down To Write The First Song, Until You've Maybe Got Three Or Four Under Your Belt, It's Always, To Me, Like A Mountain To Climb. You Look At That One Blank Piece Of Paper And You Think, `god, How Many Songs Do I Have To Write Here?' It Always Feels Like Pressure.

I Will Be The Focal Point For However Long I Decide To Play. Half Of Me Likes That Idea And Half Of Me Doesn't, But Once The Adrenaline Kicks In, I'll Probably Really Enjoy It.

For Years, I Was Stuck Behind A Keyboard Rig. When I Started Playing Guitar Onstage, It Was A Bit Of A Release - Not To Be Stuck In One Spot The Whole Night. It's Really Enjoyable Having The Freedom To Move Around. You Just Have To Remember To End Up Somewhere Near A Microphone.

I Wasn't Ever A Massive David Essex Fan, But I Liked A Few Of His Tracks, And Stardust Was One Of Them.

I Do A Cover Of A Velvet Underground Song, And They Were One Of The Most Important Bands, For Me.