THE BEAT GOES ON
LONDON—Will Keith Moon finally admit his involvement with the TM Movement? At what point did Roger Daltrey first notice he couldn’t hear a note the band was playing? Why didn’t Pete Townshend ever get a nose job? Who is John Entwhistle and why is he so boring?
THE BEAT GOES ON
The Kids Are Still All Right
LONDON—Will Keith Moon finally admit his involvement with the TM Movement? At what point did Roger Daltrey first notice he couldn’t hear a note the band was playing? Why didn’t Pete Townshend ever get a nose job? Who is John Entwhistle and why is he so boring?
All these answers and more will come your way via a new flick starring The Who and directed by Jeff Stein, titled The Kids Are Alright, and scheduled for release this summer to coincide with a new Who waxing. Stein, world’s leading authority on rock group The Who, is having a field day to the tune of $4 million splicing rare footage from historic Who concerts, starting with the embryonic Who shows at the Railway Tavern in ’64, through Woodstock, to a concert staged in December for the benefit of the cameras at Gaumont State Theatre in Kilburn, England.