First she gave up sunbathing, then drugs Sitting two feet in front of Stevie Nicks, it is difficult to tell this is the same Fleetwood Mac siren who once lived the sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle so severely that...
When Sheryl Crow helped induct Stevie Nicks and her Fleetwood Mac mates into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998, Crow called the siren “the woman all young girls wanted to be and all men wanted to be with.” After...
The Independent (UK) Friday, May 4, 2001 The Stevie Nicks story so far goes: innocence, enormous fame, debauchery, drug hell, rehab hell and burn-out, but now, as she tells James McNair, there’s a new chapter:...
Will you write this for me? He says, ‘No, you write your songs yourself,’” sings Stevie Nicks in “That Made Me Stronger” on her soon-to-be-released Trouble In Shangri-La. The line references a conversation she had with...
On May 1, 2001, Stevie Nicks released her sixth solo recording Trouble in Shangri-La, a concept album based on the highs and lows of fame. Stevie has described it as the difficulty of maintaining “Shangri-La” or staying...
Fleetwood Mac’s full-pelt excess and partner-swapping made for rock’s most incredible soap opera. But there’s one question everyone wants to ask Stevie Nicks. It concerns a large pile of cocaine, a...
Rock’s fairy godmother hooks up with Sheryl, gets compliments from Lindsey, and invites us into her Shangri-La. Stevie Nicks has always considered herself a songwriter first, performer second, but try telling that...
In 1994, STEVIE NICKS was watching the O.J. SIMPSON trial when she came up with the title of her next album: Trouble in Shangri-La. “It’s the whole idea of achieving paradise,” says Nicks, “and...