Peck wanted to be a pilot and satisfies this need by playing Air guitar in the local hostelry every night.Whilst not strictly flying, Peck usually is, especially when Van Halen's "JUMP" comes on the juke box.Let's Rock!
Chris who strums is a racing driver (well he drives fast any way) and has a collection of over 300 identical Magnum PI matchbox Ferraris."I just can't get enough of that moustachioed dude" he enthuses "Tom Sellick kicks butt".
Chris who sings just loves those teeth, so much so that he has a collection of over 28! " It's a spiritual thing, man" whispers Chris " it's like a kind of miniature summer solstace at Stonehenge in your mouth but nobody else is invited except me".
Thommo was in the army and rose to the rank of Field Marshall before an old war wound in his left ear forced him out of action. "Not bad for a six month tour of duty", shouts Thommo from his hospital bedside, "a little bit lower nurse, yes that's hit the spot".
Kev, as we know, still likes flowers and was runner up in the most fanciable male competition run by "Horticulturist Bi-Monthly" in 1994.
And that, in a nutshell, is The Starlings, in all their pomp and circumstance.
Uhuh huh,
Memphis,
Priscilla.
Signed.
The King
If you're new to the Starlings' scene you probably want to do a bit of research into what they're all about. There's no better way than to listen to their first CD E.P.
Four highly charged songs take you through the highs and the extreme lows of their lives to date.
A song about love.
A song about Peace.
One that Rocks,
One of Golden & Fleece.
If you want a piece of their action, and let me assure you it is most ver, blurry good Mr Chisholm, then search this site for the link to buy.
Who knows, you may even find Kev's legendary but elusive "Ode to the Lightning Tree" tucked away on a B side. Here's Hoping.
There are many ways in which you can recieve The Starlings experience, one of which being the two fantastic CD's which you can buy through this website.
However to really get down you might want to check out these upcoming events.
On the 1st September you can catch the boys playing a triumphant homecoming gig at The Frenchman in Folkestone.
After their recent dominant display at the Garage in Highbury the boys felt they would like to re-pay the army of fans who follow them round the country.
Chris Stone elaborates. " It will be nice to play a small venue again, stadiums get boring after a while and we like to interact with the girls in the crowd"
After a long summer culminating in a headlining slot at an open air festival, the boys are primed and ready to rock!
The lads will also be making public appearances in and around the local area including a regular night in The Swan in Hythe where Chris will regale you with tales of the high seas and piracy. As the drinks get taller so do his stories.
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