The Wall Street Journal reports that Roundbook, the company originally slated to create the Tommy CD-rom, has filed for bankruptcy after Kardena Productions, producers of The Who’s Tommy on Broadway, voided their contract. Pete reportedly lost $30,000 as a result. I haven’t found the Wall Street Journal article, but have a similar article from the… Read More »1995-03-01
Roger Daltrey’s character, Hugh Fitzcairn, is killed on Highlander: The Series.
The Who were scheduled to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame but it is cancelled when they say they cannot be there.
An edited version of the Daltrey Sings Townshend Carnegie Hall concert of 1994 airs as a special on the U.S. Disney Channel
Roger appears on the Channel 4 show Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush performing “Pinball Wizard” and “I’m A Man”
Pete attends an award ceremony for Ahmet Ertegun, president of Atlantic Records
The first Internet resource for Who knowledge, The Hypertext Who, is established by Wes Biggs at the University of Southern California.
Roger and John perform “Daltrey Sings Townsend” at the Concord Pavilion in Concord, California
Pete calls in to WBCN-FM in Boston for their “Totally Townshend” morning show. He says he met with Roger the day before. Roger was there seeking Pete’s approval for a Keith Moon biopic.
Pete is interviewed by the BPI Entertainment Wire: “‘I feel pretty good at the moment about the Who. I’ve gone through a confusing period, made some mistakes. It’s hard to live with the deaths of Keith, Kit Lambert and the kids in Cincinnati. But I’ve forgiven everybody, including myself. I’m just very, very grateful to… Read More »1994-09-29