Queen meeting in Waalre - the
Netherlands March 2002
Togetherwith other fans
listening to
Queen music
Queen's Day Concert in
Amsterdam 30th April 2002
The Soundcheck pics are made
by Tom Stokhof de Jong
The Queen's Day Concert (I
made these pix myself)
WWRY Musical (World Premiere
2002)
Nightclub Heaven
Earl's Court and map in Tube Station
Arriving at the Dominion
Theater
Brian, Roger and Ben Elton after the show
(taken by Steven Caesens)
the 7 following pictures are made by Steven Caesens
In front of the stage
at the Dominion
with Ben Elton and Spike Edney
standing at the
backstage door of
The Dominion Theatre
Jer Bulsara
leaving the afterparty
Anita Dobson entering
the afterparty
John Deacon
leaving the afterparty
at Garden Lodge of
Logan
Place 1
holding the Burns Red Special
(That's the only REAL thing in this picture - alas!)
holding the Burns Red Special
(kindly permitted by its owner
Basje Asselbergs)
(The original picture - taken by Basje)
Al Stewart concert in Breda -
The Netherlands 08-10-2002
The first time I saw Al
Stewart was in 1996.
I have bought his albums since 1976 and some time after I'd bought Past
Present And Future (originally from 1972) I found out that on this album Roger Taylor
co-operated on two tracks. (It was indeed mentioned in the cd-booklet)
After the show on October 8th 2002 in my town I decided to buy his book
and a compilation-cd so Al Stewart could sign it. I arranged for a meeting afterwards.
This was a "private" conversation - just me and Al and I
mentioned him that I am a huge Queen fan. He immediately told me that he thought Freddie was GREAT and asked me if I
was aware of the fact that he and Freddie were both born on September 5th.
Before I could ask he started talking about his 1972 album on which Roger
Taylor had done some
percussion.
He did not know on which tracks and suggested me to ask Roger
himself!
I know that Roger played on Roads to Moscow and had always believed after
careful listening to the
album that the other track was Soho (Needless To Say). I have to listen to
the album again though and
perhaps compare the percussion of Roads To Moscow with the other tracks.
Meeting and talking to Al Stewart was great - it's a very nice chap with a
sense of humor.
After 26 years I finally had the chance to speak to him and talk about
Queen !
Al Stewart 2002
Al Stewart 1972
Roger Taylor 1972
Dutch Queen Fanclub Meeting
19-10-2002
with Greg Brooks
Anja with Greg Brooks
with
Peter Freestone
Queen Musical We Will Rock You
in London 21st-22nd-23rd October 2002
(My sixth visit to London)
Dominion Theatre by night
The curtain in the
Dominion Theatre
with Tony Vincent
(Galileo Figaro)
with Nigel Planer
(Pop Idol)
with Sharon D Clarke
(Killer Queen)
Wembley Stadium
being demolished
Image of Freddie (Live AID
'85)
near Wembley Stadium
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