[CADreaming]

Originally Posted by marinnette

I always found very "curious" that CAH didn't stop mentioning stevie in her book, stevie this, and stevie and lindsey, and lindsey was always upset and angry because of stevie and their past relationship (or not so "past"), while mick, who maybe had more reasons of talking about her (one of them is that they were lovers) doesn't mention her so much, at least not in that obsessive way she uses (she aso copies stevie's style a bit). the part when stevie tells CAH that they were born the same day, both were blonde and liked to dress in black is so funny.

moreover, I heard that when the book arrived to the bookshops CAH made an interview in which stated that lindsey had always been in love with stevie. I've been looking for that interview for ages, so if anyone has a clue about where I could find it, I would be very thankful.

Stevie still sells more than Lindsey...

Here's a quote from an article that was titled "Sex, Lines and Audio Tape" from 2007. It was posted on Stevie-Nicks.info...

Carol Ann Harris, then a studio manager at the Producers Workshop in Los Angeles, where Rumours was mixed, and who began her relationship with Buckingham at that time, described the animosity between Buckingham and Nicks thus: The mood in the room would change from light to dark whenever they were together. The sheer tension between them was overwhelming; it literally stopped people in their tracks. They could say the most mean and hurtful things to each other. Not because they meant it, because I dont think they really did, but just because they wanted to cut the other one down. The big thing, though, was that Lindsey still loved Stevie. I know he did. Though all the time he was with me, he never stopped loving her. No matter how insane she made him, I dont think he was over the fact that they werent a couple any more. He blamed himself for their break-up, and I think she blamed herself as well. They had that in common, although it was an unspoken bond between them.

Here's one from Ken Caillat (same article) that's interesting:

And the sad thing was, these were two people who were madly in love for years and still were, I think. As I do now, in fact.