The Face Issue 3. July 1980

The Face – Issue 3. July 1980

Cover:  Bryan Ferry

Features:

Stranglers:  Isn’t it comforting to know that Hughie and the boys are facing up to questions that have haunted mankind since the dawn of time?

Bryan Ferry:  A fairly candid interview with old smoothie chops himself. The Face goes uptown...

The Beat:  A rags to ranking story. A Face/Feet First Presentation

David Bowie:  What’s the Thin White Wonder up to in The Land of the Rising Sun? We haven’t got the faintest idea. But we do have some photos.

LKJ:  If you only take your culture in small doses, Linton is the man to dispense it. Baaass Culture, man.

Cooper Clarke:  You wanna white poet? We got white poets too. Go Johnny Go...

The Cramps:  I will if voodoo! The author of this line is now a very unhappy toad.

Magazine:  Orchestral manoeuvring in the dark. Anyone know the way out of here?

Motown:  What made Detroit famous made a Mickey’s Monkey out of me. By  Tony Parsons

Other Stuff: The Distractions; The Damned; Flip Clothing; Buzzcocks; Julie Burchill; Movies; Crossword (not filled in) & Letters.

Full page photography:The Pretenders (b&w); Hugh Cornwell (b&w);  Terry Hall (col); Bryan Ferry (b&w); Bryan Ferry (double col); The Beat (b&w); Ian Dury (double col); The Cramps (col); Howard Devoto (b&w); Ian Curtis (b&w); Toyah Wilcox (col) & Debbie Harry (b&w).

Paper Bound; 64PP. Condition: Very Good+. Owners name in biro on cover. Original.

A collectable and sought after publication.

Prompt delivery in a padded envelope to your home or office.