Storms Book by Carol Ann Harris

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Originally Posted by shackin'up

85 % of their vagueness is a safe result of obvious easy to answer containerquestions. 90 percent of the interviewers never asks further, or does homework enough.

Ofcourse, but much of that vagueness is also due to drug-induced memories and, like Marissa said, memories buried somewhere in their collective subconscious (which go hand in hand).

A wonderful example of Lindsey's vagueness:

Buckingham too started to come unscrewed, overwhelmed by frustrations about his relationship with Nicks, the way it ended, her position as crowd favourite at concerts. In March 1980, playing to 60,000 in Auckland, New Zealand while loaded with whisky (according to Fleetwood), he pulled his jacket over his head in grotesque imitation of Nicks’s drapes and started to ape her twirling moves. Then he ran across the stage and kicked her. Nicks carried on like a trouper.

In the dressing-room, head hung in shame, he was confronted by Christine McVie who slapped him and threw a glass of wine over him: “Don’t you ever do that to this band again! Ever! Is that clear?”

Buckingham can’t remember the events, but says, with bemusement: “Oh, I wouldn’t doubt that I mimicked Stevie on-stage. And kicked her? That could have happened too.”