Sunday magazine - 24 June 1984 - Alana Stewart cover

Fair to good condition - yellowing to bottom edge of front and rear cover - light yellowing to some pages throughout

ROD STEWART - "Roll Over Rod"
He chases blondes, stays out drinking with the lads and is hurting his children beyond repair by being away, reveals Alana Stewart, the wife Rod's left behind. But life's not all rock 'n' roll, and unless he changes his ways, he'll end up the one with the broken heart
4 pages

LES DENNIS AND DUSTIN GEE - "Who's really who?"
All you need are Bobby Ball braces, a Robert Mitchum hat, a Boy George outfit, Larry Grayson's stance, McEnroe's bad temper.. all that and bag's of talent. Just like Les and Dustin
2 page feature

CHARLIE SPEDDING - Sportstar of the year nomination No.5
Double page photo feature

BREAKDANCING - "Tic, turtle and swipe"
They haven't gone mad, they're crazy about the dance with a language of its own
One and a half page feature

LESLEY-ANNE DOWN - She's never allowed her controversial career and gossip-ridden love life to get the better of her. In fact, she thrives on it
Two and a half pages

LEON BRITTAN - Sieges, strikes, law and order... all part of a 16-hour working day for the Home Secretary
3 pages

COOKERY - Strawberry cheesecake
half-page recipe

MARI WILSON - "Me and my mum"
1 page