You Couldn't Release The Single On Its

A Lot Of People Felt That I Was Just Tying That Into The "i Want Your Sex" Theme Because Of The Aids Thing And The Prospect Of The Song's Being Banned. I Thought It Was A Relevant Point To Make Because Of The Aids Thing. I Wanted To Write A Song Which Sounded Dirty But Which Was Applicable To Someone That I Really Cared About. That Was My Point.

Andrew [ridgeley] And I Had Demoed A Couple Of Our Songs Very Cheaply, And We Weren't Expecting Any Kind Of Record Deal. We Just Walked Around With Our Demo Tape, Trying To Find Someone To Give Us The Money To Demo Properly. Instead Of That, We Got A Record Contract. It Was Just An Incredibly Lucky Break.

The Wham! Thing Was, As I Said, Very Confusing, And Much Of Our Image Was Totally Fake.

[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.

This Was Absolutely An Attack On [british Prime Minister] Tony Blair, Principally, And The Perspective Which Is Really Predominant In Europe Right Now That He's Not Questioning Enough Of Mr. Bush's Policies.