Confessions of a Pop Performer

by Timothy Lea

STARDUSTTeenyboppers, hungry groupies, payola, crooked DJs, foreign tours, golden discs, TV spectaculars, screaming fans and packed out concert halls...For Timmy Lea, always on the lookout for a new career with plenty of openings, Noggo Enterprises spelled success, money and a chance to get his name into the bright lights - providing he could survive the partnership with brother-in-law Sid and his nephew jason Noggett, the 7-year-old's answer to Mick Jagger, not to speak of Dyke Henna, the transvestite rock star (born Fred Nudger).Even when business was slow, the manager of Noggo Enterprises found plenty of scope for his talents; in beds, bars and the back seats of sportscars there was always somebody who wanted a little piece of his action.Would simple, unaffected Timmy survive in the hard world of Pop?

160 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1974

About the author

A pseudonym used by Christopher Wood.

Reviews

[James McConnon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderfully silly, just like the films. Want to read more of them now.