September 2016 issue of Hastings Town Magazine, features a four sided tribute from Tony May, to the sad loss of ‘Mr Merchandise’ Alan Gaywood. Tony also writes about ‘Letters From Keith number 9’ with further info on Ruperts People Reflections from an interview with Colin Bell. Keith also suggest another Whiter Shade Of Pale sound alike ‘ Reputation’ by ‘Shy Limbs’. Also in this issue is a feature on Conquest Hospital Radio from Jeff Belton plus lots more. Now available from your local newsagent.
Day: 28 August 2016
Steve Demetri – 1952 – 2012
photo by Chris Meachen
Born 27th August 1952.
Alan Esdaile….Happy Birthday to the late Steve Demetri. So many happy memories of a very special person and friend. Always in my thoughts.
Janine Hemsley… Amazing Guy xx
Andy Qunta… Happy Birthday, Steve! Miss ya! You were a lot of fun, to be sure. Gone but not forgotten! x
Leigh Wieland-Boys… Wonderful man, wonderful memories xx
supplied by Leigh Wieland-Boys
John Wilde… Scared the chit out of me.Traveling 6 inches off the ground in a fiberglass car @ 1000mph! Our Steve x
Steve Kinch… Knew Steve from our days at Priory Road School. Got up to all kinds of shenanigans through the years – some musicaly related, and others not so musical :/ They were fun and exciting times. Sadly, for one reason or another, we lost touch in later years. I do have a lot to thank Steve for. Happy birthday ol’ mucker x
Leigh Weiland-Boys… Steve D introduced me to you in 1975 Steve, you both came up Saturday’s when I was working as a cocktail waitress, probably your one & only time in there! Frightening to think that was 41 years ago! Xx
Jan Warren… Great photo – Hastings in the 70s!! – sorry I didnt know Steve?!
Andy Caine… Happy birthday Steve!! Hope you’re enjoying yourself!
Gary Kinch… I remember Steve driving his white MGB GT to school. I remember him taking me to the headmaster for some discipline. I worked in the Golden Hind when Steve was running it. I certainly remember that Lotus Europa, it must have been about 1973.
Chris Meachen…. I remember how difficult it could be getting out of it, particularly if he’d parked next to a slightly higher than average kerb. My solution was to get my bum onto the pavement and then roll backwards.. Not elegant but I wasn’t a contortionist…
Jon McCallion… Remembering a good friend on this day and all the good times in the band the cars and the girls. Never forgotten.
Andy Knight… Steve and I used to go drum lessons in Dartford in this car, didn’t take long!