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ABC
ABC were one of the foremost British synth-pop bands that appeared in the early
1980s, following on from the earlier successes of bands such as Roxy Music and
David Bowie. The band was formed under strange circumstances, when Martin Fry,
then a music journalist, interviewed the band Vice Versa who, after the
interview, asked Fry to join the band as lead vocalist. Fry agreed and changed
the name to ABC and also changed the style of the band to lead them in a much
more pop and synth orientated direction. Their first album, Lexicon of Love,
went to Number 1 in the UK album charts to...
