Was it too much talent onboard that another band, BROKEN GLASS wonderful combination of the players proved unstable?
I was brought in to help on the “Broken Glass” album, and wrote under the name “Alexander”: more contract difficulties! It was a great band but we had poor management. So it all fell apart… It was a real shame! – How did you, working in the UK, get involved with BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS, the Americans? BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS came to me through my good mate Ian Hunter who recommended me to them. He had moved to the USA and knew them. I got offered the job as singer and guitarist, and we rehearsed for a few days, but I started to feel it wasn’t the music I wanted to play and I didn’t want to live in the US at that time. So, it was just a short experience. They were nice about it when I told them I didn’t want to stay. – What was the DOG SOLDIER concept that saw you unite forces with Keef one more time? Keef an me just decided to get together again but it was a bad time for both of us. Nothing seemed to go right for us this time, so we just gave up on the idea. – Why, having reunited with
