I'm Not Anti-american. I've Lived With Kenny,

We Had To Create An Album Where There Wasn't One. I Never Listen To That Album [ Music From The Edge Of Heaven] Because It Wasn't An Album.

At A Certain Age I Just Stopped Arguing. I Realized That There Was No Way [my Father] Could See, Because For Him To Approve Of What I Was Doing, He Would Have To Have Some Belief In Me As A Musician.

We Both [me And Andrew Ridgeley ] Knew That Splitting Up Was The Right Thing To Do, And There Was No Animosity Between Us At All.

Both Of Us Knew The Band Had Run Its Course. We Were Both Unhappy Doing It, But I Think The Way Andrew [ridgeley] Was Being Treated As The Less Important Half Of The Duo Had Finally Taken Its Toll On Him.

[my Mother] Is Much More Musical, And By The Time I Started Writing Songs - By The Time I Was About 17 - She Started To Believe In Me, Musically.