I Never Had A Moral Problem With

The Years Between Leaving School And Actually Becoming An Adult Are Very Important Years. You Make A Lot Of Choices As To The Type Of Life You Want To Lead And What Type Of Person You Want To Be. There Were So Many People Who Had Opinions Of Me, A Lot Of Them Very Unflattering, That It Was Hard To Make Up My Mind About Who I Was Supposed To Be.

Playing With Queen Was The Biggest Moment Of My Career. It Was Like Living A Childhood Fantasy.

Even Though It's Become A Really Cliched Thing To See Musicians Working For Charity, It's Still Effective And It Still Has To Be Done.

I Do Think That Live Aid (1985) (tv) Was A Great Thing, It Focused People, I Think It Showed Young Kids The Way In Many Respects And I Think A Lot Of People Are Still Inspired By What Happened In The Mid-eighties.

I Also Think I Could Probably Repeat The Commercial Success; Whether I Want To Or Not Is A Different Matter. I Think There Is Still Better Work Inside Me.