April 2002 Voyeur Out Now

Turn and turn again...Again!

The April 2002 edition of The Voyeur fan magazine is about to start landing on doormats around the globe. Regualr visitors to BowieNet News will know it has a spiffing new look, and it's packed with loads of new pictures, features and reviews, including:

Watch out for "The Voyeur"
Welcome to "The Voyeur"
Adverts (buy and sell David Bowie items)
Freaks (Dutch gossip magazine article)
The Burnt Ash Primary School First Eleven (by Max Batten)
Autographs, real or not real (questionable auctions on Ebay)
Angie Bowie's Moon Goddess (by Antoine Loogman)
CD Review (including promos, official and unofficial releases)
Rarest ever 45? (Konrads unlisted 7")

Apart from the above, you can also read the second part of Faye Upton's interview with Earl Slick, conducted exclusively for 'The Voyeur', with questions by Marcel de Groot. The magazine is very proud to announce an exclusive six-page inside story from Mark Plati too, in which he talks about the Roseland Ballroom, Glastonbury Fair and the Toys recordings. Sounds like exciting stuff.

Above are a few sample pages of the current edition, and if you don't already subscribe, you can get the whole thing by e-mailing 'The Voyeur' at thevoyeur@home.nl. You can also click on the image above to take you to their website.