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Stacia left Hawkwind in [[1975]] after touring with them for the ''[[Warrior on the Edge of Time]]'' album. Her departure, along with that of [[Lemmy Kilmister]] and Robert Calvert, signaled the end of an era. |
Stacia left Hawkwind in [[1975]] after touring with them for the ''[[Warrior on the Edge of Time]]'' album. Her departure, along with that of [[Lemmy Kilmister]] and Robert Calvert, signaled the end of an era. |
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Stacia's subsequent life since leaving Hawkwind is somewhat of a mystery |
Stacia's subsequent life since leaving Hawkwind is somewhat of a mystery, and there are conflicting answers to the question, "where is she now?" Stacia apparently married not long after leaving the band, and also was reportedly involved with [[Arthur Kane]] of the [[New York Dolls]] at some point. |
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In the October 2000 issue of Classic Rock magazine, former Hawkwind manager Doug Smith said, "The last anybody heard, Stacia was married with children and living in Hamburg with her husband Roy Dyke, formerly of Ashton Gardner & Dyke." However, on the Hawkwind fanpage starfarer.net, it's said that Stacia did some modeling and is now living in Ireland and working as an artist. But, in a [[2002]] interview with Hawkwind guitarist [[Dave Brock]], he stated that he was in contact with her and that she was married and living in the [[United States]]. |
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Revision as of 06:46, 5 July 2006
Stacia Page was a dancer for the English rock group Hawkwind. Stacia joined the band in 1971, and true to this band's rather chemically-influenced history, accounts vary as to how and why she began working with the band. Liner notes to In Search of Space seem to indicate that poet and lyricist Robert Calvert was somehow involved; other sources state that she was a friend of Nik Turner, saxophonist and flautist for the band. In an interview in British music magazine Melody Maker, Stacia herself stated that she simply showed up and was inspired to dance by the band's music. In any case, she joined the "crew" in 1971 and immediately became an integral part of the group.
Stacia was six feet tall, an attractive and imposing figure of a woman by any standard, and often augmented her visual impact by performing clad only in iridescent or luminescent paint. She regarded what she did with the band as interpretive dance, and was an integral part of the early to mid-1970s Hawkwind experience, particularly during the Space Ritual era, widely considered to be the group's high point.
Stacia left Hawkwind in 1975 after touring with them for the Warrior on the Edge of Time album. Her departure, along with that of Lemmy Kilmister and Robert Calvert, signaled the end of an era.
Stacia's subsequent life since leaving Hawkwind is somewhat of a mystery, and there are conflicting answers to the question, "where is she now?" Stacia apparently married not long after leaving the band, and also was reportedly involved with Arthur Kane of the New York Dolls at some point. In the October 2000 issue of Classic Rock magazine, former Hawkwind manager Doug Smith said, "The last anybody heard, Stacia was married with children and living in Hamburg with her husband Roy Dyke, formerly of Ashton Gardner & Dyke." However, on the Hawkwind fanpage starfarer.net, it's said that Stacia did some modeling and is now living in Ireland and working as an artist. But, in a 2002 interview with Hawkwind guitarist Dave Brock, he stated that he was in contact with her and that she was married and living in the United States.