Q magazine - Paul Weller cover (August 1997)

Q Magazine - Paul Weller cover (August 1987 - Issue 131)
Good condition - some creasing to page corners

Embrace - 1 page

Jewel - 2 pages

Peter Hook's record collection
2 pages

Herb Alpert - 3 pages

Echo & The Bunnymen - "Long soddin' time coming..."
So says Ian McCulloch, as the re-formed, self-styled Best Band In The World troop across America once more. Gone, but not forgotten, are the in-fighting and the unpopular solo careers. Now, they tell Lucy O'Brien, it's time to recapture that "unbelievable feeling"
4 pages

The Seahorses - When The Stone Roses withered, guitar hero John Squire wasted no time. He picked up three men in some dodgy pubs and formed The Seahorses. Cue wild public acclaim. Tom Doyle joins them in Madrid
5 pages

Rock'n'Roll Managers - 8 pages

Peter Green - He has, it's fair to say, had his bad times. Now, as the Fleetwood Mac founder tells Tom Doyle, Peter Green is coming out of the darkness
4 pages

Paul Weller - He has spent over half his life being famous. And, after Wild Wood and Stanley Road, he's even more revered than ever - a byword in ageless cool and long-term self-belief. So why is he telling David Cavanagh he won't be competing any more?
9 pages

Primal Scream - Album review
2 pages

Tom Robinson Band - Album review
2 pages

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Gig review
2 pages

David Bowie - Gig review
1 page

Pet Shop Boys - Gig review
1 page

K.D. Lang - 1 page

Neil and Christine Hamilton - 3 pages