Nicks: Yeah, when I really love something that she does, I really get in there and help her with it. High Times: That’s the process of growing up. I couldn’t be Stevie Nicks with Fleetwood Mac. High Times: That’s where age and experience help. I mean, I was writing about Waylon Jennings and Jesse Colter, but I was writing about me and Lindsey [Buckingham, of Fleetwood Mac].
To celebrate Stevie Nicks’ birthday May 26, we’re republishing Liz Derringer’s interview with the rock goddess from the March, 1982 issue of High Times.
“Look, enough with these heavy interviews,” the guys upstairs told us. “Szasz, Anton Wilson, Leary, Turner, Bukowski. Give ’em a break, give ’em some gossamer. Mind candy. Set ’em up for the heavy DEA informant rap next month.”
Okay, we say. We think music. We think lace and Vaseline-soft images. Dollhouses and rainy-day dreams. Witches. We think...
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