G-A-Y is popular long-standing and influential gay club at Heaven Nightclub London. Originally founded in 1976 as BANG@Busby's, it changed its name to G-A-Y in the early 1990s under the ownership of Jeremy Joseph. G-A-Y was initially located at the London Astoria for 15 years before moving to Heaven Nightclub in 2008, a venue acquired by MAMA Group. The club has been long associated with famous pop stars and has been described as a place where they often perform or are seen having a night out. Jeromy Joseph presents G-A-Y LONDON G-A-Y is popular long-standing and influential gay club at Heaven Nightclub London. Originally founded in 1976 as BANG@Busby's, it changed its name to G-A-Y in the early 1990s under the ownership of Jeremy Joseph. G-A-Y was initially located at the London Astoria for 15 years before moving to Heaven Nightclub in 2008, a venue acquired by MAMA Group. The club has been long associated with famous pop stars and has been described as a place where they often perform or are seen having a night out. Check out their full story! G -A -Y Flyers

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LOLA LASAGNE aka Stephen Richards Lola Lasagne, aka Stephen Richards, is one of the most successful and popular cabaret acts on the UK scene. Drag Queen, Panto Dame, Stand up & Actor! She plays all over the UK starring in plays, pantos, TV (including The Big Breakfast) and is the organiser and host of the iconic Cabaret Tent at Brighton Pride . 🏳️🌈 Lola is now living in Manchester, UK & can be regarded as The Canal Street Cougar! 😉 She's a fierce supporter of ALL things L G B T Q + and we love her for her devotion. ❤️🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ 1/2 For bookings Stephen/Lola can be contacted via email at marvelousstephen@gmail.com

Paul James O'Grady/Lily Savage (14 June 1955 – 28 March 2023) Paul was a renowned English comedian, broadcaster, actor, writer, and drag queen. He first gained prominence in the 1980s within London's gay scene through his drag persona Lily Savage, which became a significant part of his identity and helped him achieve wider recognition in the 1990s. Known for her outspoken personality, sharp wit, and distinctive Scouse accent, Lily Savage became a beloved figure in the entertainment industry. LILY SAVAGE aka Paul O'Grady 'You need two things in a riot, flat shoes and a pram' Lily Savage Costume worn by Paul O'Grady as Lily Savage Paul James O'Grady (14 June 1955 – 28 March 2023) Paul was a renowned English comedian, broadcaster, actor, writer, and drag queen. He first gained prominence in the 1980s within London's gay scene through his drag persona Lily Savage, which became a significant part of his identity and helped him achieve wider recognition in the 1990s. Known for her outspoken personality, sharp wit, and distinctive Scouse accent, Lily Savage became a beloved figure in the entertainment industry. Over the decades, O'Grady transitioned from performing in underground gay clubs to mainstream television, showcasing his versatility and talent. In the 2000s, he moved away from his drag persona and became a popular television and radio presenter, hosting shows such as *The Paul O'Grady Show* and *For the Love of Dogs*. His career was marked by his warmth, humour, and genuine connection with audiences, making him a cherished figure in British entertainment until his passing in 2023. 'Have I got to get changed? I’m f*cking sick of this. I’m in and out. The frocks on, the frocks off. I'm like an Amsterdam tart – and not a sh*g in the middle of it' Lily Savage 1/1 'I dress up as a middle-aged prostitute and do a game show' Lily Savage 1/2 ‘I like a Blackpool breakfast, me – 20 ciggies and a pot of tea.’ Lily Savage 1/2 Read Lily's Full Story below: Lilian Maeve Veronica Savage was conceived in Butlins, Pwllheli and was born in Liverpool, outside The Legs Of Man public house, Lime Street. Lily is decidedly cagey about the exact date, but it was rumoured that this diva's birthday fell on the feast day of St. Veronica. It was also the day that Ruth Ellis was hanged, 13 July 1955. Her mother, Hellcat Savage, didn't have gas or air but just lay on a Policeman's Mac and was assisted by the midwife, Mrs Maureen Scobie, who held the Policeman's torch because it was a dark night. Two hours later, Lily's mother was sitting on a bar stool inside the pub having a cherry beer. Hellcat was one of the Wirral's leading lady wrestlers until she had a nasty accident and then she became an Odour Eater demonstrator for Woolworths, in selected stores all round the country. Lily's grandmother, Erica Von Savage, whose real name was Bernadette, was mad as a hatter and would say she was a secret agent going off on missions when actually she was working as a chalet maid on the Isle Of Man. She died of hypothermia after shoplifting frozen turkeys from Bejams. Erica had loved playing with kids so after she was cremated her ashes were put in an Etch-a-Sketch so they could still play with her. Lily had an adopted sister, Veronica Alice Cheeseman, now sadly deceased. 'Our Vera' was found on the step in a little basket, all wrapped in swaddling clothes, with a big label round her neck. She was 23 at the time. Lily's mam had just bought bunk beds and as it was a shame to waste them, she took Vera in. Vera was rather plain looking and wore glasses like re-entry shields but she was very close to Lily. Lily had a happy childhood and was Miss Pears 1959. At five she wanted ballet lessons but they were too expensive. Her family were poor but they were shoplifters. Instead, Lily did country dancing at St. Winifred's Reform School and was also in the Legion Of Mary before being expelled. The Holy nuns couldn't keep her under control so she was put in a detention centre. Lily took up the oldest profession and both her and Vera also did some modelling. Lily was centrefold for Angler's Weekly, May issue, as a dressed crab and Vera did two adverts for Nursing Mirror, one for incontinence pads and the other for a Stannah stairlift. Lily's first real job was in Woolies on the Pick 'n' Mix and then she was moved to the cold meat counter before her now manager discovered her. She also worked as a stripper in the Blue Balloon Club, Huddersfield, alongside the Tooting Bec Twirler, Gaby Rose Lyn. Before long, Lily was appearing in elegant watering holes such as The Elephant And Castle and the Royal Vauxhall Tavern where she took part in Stars Of The Future. Not afraid to work with animals, Lily initially featured a ferret in her act then later teamed up with Skippy the fox, who is now retired and living in a home in Brighton. In her early acting career she made a low budget, Swedish movie, 'Nativity 2', filmed in a block of flats in Stockwell. She has also done children's parties as Lily Poppins. She would make a trifle out of Night Nurse and finish them off with a Benylin scone. Her theatre debut came in 1991 when she appeared at the Hackney Empire, a show witnessed by the ghost of her grandmother who watched from the box. Television beckoned and in 1995 Lily landed her own variety series, 'Live From The Lilydrome', recorded in Blackpool. She was back in the seaside resort the following year when her show on the North Pier broke all box office records selling in excess of 100,000 tickets and winning her a gold disc. More TV success followed with the 'Big Breakfast' where Lily interviewed celebrities whom she'd enticed onto her bed. She was known as 'Queen of the Boudoir'. In 1996 Lily won Cosmopolitan's 'best looking legs' award, which was followed by Lily advertising snag-free Resilience tights in 1997 for Pretty Polly. The TV offers continued to flooded in and Lily became host of the resurrected game show 'Blankety Blank' on which contestants competed for prizes such as toasters and sets of pans. Interspersed with TV, there were sell-out tours in theatres up and down the country. She was now playing such esteemed venues as the London Palladium and the Royal Albert Hall and made her debut in London's West End with 'Prisoner Cell Block H The Musical'. Lily was able to draw on her own experiences in the detention centre to play the prisoner wrongly accused of killing her sister, Vera. Further stage credits included Miss Hannigan in the musical 'Annie'. At this time, Lily was asked to compere the Royal Variety Performance but had to decline due to work commitments. She did however perform at the show with a routine from 'Annie'. Most recently, she has undertaken five seasons of Pantomime playing The Wicked Queen in 'Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs'. Although being in showbiz, Lily also found time to become a wife and mother. Unfortunately, Lily was the first in her family to get divorced but this was hardly surprising since she was the only one to have got married in the first place. Since then, she has been romantically linked with the Australian charmer, Bob Downe, whom she first met in 1991 at one of her many Edinburgh Festival appearances. They subsequently toured together both in the UK and Australia. Although they professed to be "just good friends" they were engaged at one stage. Lily broke off the engagement when the ring Bob gave her turned her finger green. Lily has two illegitimate children, Bunty Bernadette and Jason (her social worker wouldn't take the kids off her). The eldest, Bunty married Ashley, a Hells Angel, turned tile cleaner, from Wigan. Before Ashley slung his hook, they provided Lily with her first grandchild, Kylie Marie. At puberty, she will no doubt inherit the Savage Streak, that clump of black hair amid the peroxide blonde, similar to the Mallen Streak. Lily's son, Jason Ozzie Savage, was born in 1980 and is the only male member of the Savage clan. He spent some time in borstal a private boys school, just outside Harrogate for being branded the Stockwell arsonist but he was innocent. He wants to be a film maker and practiced by making a video diary of his dysfunctional family. Once Lily made the big time she moved her family from her Lambeth multi storey flat to a dead posh house in Hampstead, 63 Upitself Avenue. With Richard & Judy and Katie Boyle as neighbours, the area is a bit rough but Lily's mansion is set in it's own grounds and even has an indoor swimming pool. Lily's mother's ashes sit in an urn next to the pool since she loved water and was always down the docks. Of a morning, Lily enjoys a Blackpool breakfast - 20 ciggies (Lambert & Butler) and a pot of tea. She only drinks cider but not the designer muck. During the winter, Lily likes nothing better than to visit Skye with the dogs. She would often go on holiday with Vera to Lourdes with the Union of Catholic Mothers or visit her 4-berth caravan in Talacre North Wales, which is available for hire, October to January. Now that she is a superstar and International Sex Kitten, Lily has reputedly insured her legs for £1 million with Lloyds of London and has developed her own range of beauty products including a perfume, Flame of Llandudno, by Avon but she remains true to her roots and still wears M&S 100% cotton, double gusset drawers. Her previous occupation behind her, Lily still provides the occasional 'special' service to very respectable gentlemen. LOVE LILY?

London DJs from the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Tony De Vit, Blu Peter, Lord Kaos, Pete Wardman, Princess Julia LONDON SCENE DJS LEE HARRIS Lee Harris was one of the London scene’s most popular DJs. From his first residency at UK superclub, Slinky, back in 1999 - to later winning the Ministry of Sound Magazine’s DJ competition. Lee went on to be one of the most bookable DJs - both at home & abroad. His varied career has included residences & bookings at Coronet (London), Fire ( London), Drieze (Montpellier), Tignes (France), Keleous 8 (Greece), central studios (Utrecht), Escherwyss club (Zürich), Aura (Vancouver), The academy (Dublin) Audio (Brighton), 560 (Vancouver), MG (Milan), Ministry of sound (London), Tiergarten (nurnberg), Melusina (Luxembourg), Void (Manchester), Ramee Grand (Bahrain), 1181 (Vancouver), Xtra (Zürich), Opera House (Bournemouth), Cafe de Paris (London), The end (London), Spin (Dubai) to name just a few, alongside gay prides around the world including Manchester, London, Vancouver, Zürich, Montpellier, Brighton & European Gay Ski Pride. Lee’s podcast - HouseNation UK has had a massive 4.5 million downloads & he continues to dominate the iTunes music podcast. His passion & creativity, as well as his mixture of chunky baselines, big beats, uplifting synths & thumping hands in the air’ house has ensured his name will remain as one of the most memorable DJs from our scene. Lost Gay London sends our condolences to Lee's partner and family. R.I.P Lee Harris - August 2025 'We shared such a mutual love of music and nightlife and I know that one of Lee’s greatest joys in life was sharing his music and passion with everyone.' - Paul Heron Tony De Vit Antony/Tony de Vit (12 September 1957 – 2 July 1998) Tony was an English DJ and music producer. He is considered one of the most influential of his generation. Tony was credited with helping to take the "hard house" and fast "hard NRG" sounds out of the London and Birmingham gay scene into mainstream clubs.His single "Burning Up" reached number 25 on the UK Singles Chart in March 1995, with "To the Limit" making number 44 in September 1995. During that year, he won BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix of the Year Award, as voted by listeners of the show, and Music Week's re-mix of Year Award for Louise's "Naked".He remixed several UK top 40 hits during his career with artists such as Taylor Dayne and East 17. Between 1994 and 1998 his popularity with the clubbing public was rivalled by only Paul Oakenfold and Carl Cox. In September 2010, Mixmag UK announced the nominations of 35 DJs chosen by other big names in the world of dance music as those they considered the best DJs ever. A subsequent 15-month survey, which polled hundreds of thousands of global votes, asked who was the "greatest DJ of all time" and when the result was announced in January 2011, Tony was ranked number 9 in the world. Tony played many clubs in his time, however he really was considered 'Best of the best' at Trade at Turnmills, London, to which he still has a huge faithful fan base. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Rachel Auburn Rachel Auburn (born 1958) is a British fashion designer and hard house and trance disc jockey and music producer. She has performed her music extensively internationally, and was both the first female DJ to play in China and the first to showcase 1980s London clubland fashion in New York and Tokyo. Auburn has held DJ residencies at club events including Tidy Trax , Taboo, and Trade , and has achieved UK chart success under her own name and the Tidy Girls and Candy Girls aliases. Auburn was born in Kingston upon Thames in 1958. She has a degree in fashion design from Harrow College . Auburn is known for her "unconventional" and "experimental" fashion designs. She first set up a stall in Kensington Market in 1982, and went on to be a significant presence as both a designer and a disc jockey in London's clubland. She first met Leigh Bowery at the market, and together they went on to open a stall together called 'Spend Spend Spend' and were the first to showcase the 1980s London clubland fashion scene in New York and Tokyo organised by Susanne Bartsch . Auburn has work in the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Victoria , and was featured in the 2013 exhibition, Club to Catwalk, at the Victoria and Albert museum . Along with Paul Masterson , Auburn formed the C andy G irls duo. Their single "Wham Bam", with Sweet Pussy Pauline , peaked at number 20 on the UK Singles Chart in 1996. Auburn was in the Tidy Girls, a Tidy Trax hard house collaboration with Lisa Lashes , Anne Savage , and Lisa Pin-Up . The Tidy Girls eponymous release achieved success in the UK official singles chart in 1999. In 2015 Auburn mixed the retrospective best-of compilation Reactivate 91-01 for the React record label. It received positive critical reception, with one reviewer stating that, for the label React, it was "by far their best compilation". To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Blu Peter Peter Harris (born 1961), popularly known as Blu Peter, is a British electronic dance music producer and disc jockey from South Wales , who pioneered the nu-NRG music genre in the late 1990s. In the early 1990s, he served as resident DJ at major London nightclubs Heaven and Turnmills and has performed at raves and nightclubs around the world. After establishing his DJ career, Peter began producing original music as Blu Peter. He released dozens of 12-inch singles , CD singles , and remixes , many through React Music Limited of London. In 1999, he released his first full-length studio album, Widescreen & Digital. Peter also partnered with Kevin White to form a production duo called Elevator. Together they co-produced numerous singles and EPs from 1994 through the early 2000s. Harris has also produced and co-produced a small number of singles and remixes under the aliases Blu Peter & Sal, The Groove Council, Quench, and Mass. As Blu Peter, he's compiled volumes 8, 9, 10, and 12 of the Reactivate techno and trance compilation album series. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Lord Kaos aka Dominic Sinclair Rich B Rich B was a DJ based in London, England, who ran his own label, Enriched Records. A pioneer of the British house music scene, he remained a prominent figure in the music industry and an in-demand producer and remixer. In his last few years he officially remixed (with studio partner DJ Phil Marriott), RuPaul & Michelle Visage, Conchita Wurst, LeAnn Rimes, Erasure, Dannii Minogue, Dave Aude & Jessica Sutta, CeCe Peniston, Nile Rodgers, Holly Johnson, Florrie and more, and topped the US and UK upfront charts three times. As a solo remixer his Enriched Mixes also made waves, notably on the US circuit scene, for artists including Toy Armada & DJ GRIND, Joe Gauthreaux, Inaya Day, Abigail, Temporary Hero and the Billboard Dance Chart #1 hit “Lick Me Up” by Tony Moran, Dani Toro and Zhana Royia.With his label Enriched Records, he also had club hits with Lady Bunny, Marcella Puppini, Levi Kreis, Cool Like Daddy, Chrissy Darling to name a few.Rich B perfected his trademark uplifting sound through his key DJ residencies in the UK, most notably on the huge main dance floor at the world famous Heaven in London from 1994 to 2001 (The Fruit Machine), the legendary Love Muscle at The Fridge, Sherbet and Crash (all also in London), as well as at Paradise Factory and Essential in Manchester, Luvely in Edinburgh, and on both Gaydio and Gaydar Radio.He has also played regularly for Alternative Holidays and RSVP Vacations, and toured Brazil, South Africa, and the USA.He was also a regular DJ at the European Snow Pride, the high profile and popular annual gay ski event in the French Alps. 1/3 Princess Julia Princess Julia is a London-based DJ, writer, and fashion icon, known for her prominent role in the Blitz Kids subculture of the late 1970s and early 1980s. She gained recognition as a muse and model, notably appearing in Visage's "Fade to Grey" video. Beyond her fashion influence, Princess Julia is a respected DJ, playing at various clubs and events, and has also written for magazines and websites. Here's a more detailed look at her career: Early Career & Blitz Kids: Princess Julia was a key figure in the Blitz Kids, a group known for their distinctive style and influence on the New Romantic movement. She was a model and muse, working with various designers and appearing in music videos. DJing Career: In the mid-1980s, she transitioned into DJing, becoming a staple on the London club scene. She's known for her uplifting and fun sets, captivating dance floors with her energy and music selection. Beyond the Dance Floor: Princess Julia's influence extends beyond music and fashion. She's a writer, contributing to magazines and websites, and is known for her engaging storytelling. She's also involved in nurturing new talent and encouraging individuality within the creative community. Ongoing Influence: She remains an active part of London's club, art, and fashion scenes, continuing to DJ, curate events, and inspire others. Her life story is so compelling that there's even been talk of it being adapted into a musical.

MAISIE TROLLETTE aka David Raven Maisie Trollette (15 August 1933 – 12 March 2025) Maisie was a very talented vibrant and charismatic UK-based drag queen known for her bold performances, razor-sharp wit, and infectious personality. With a flair for comedy and a passion for entertaining, Maisie has become a beloved figure in the UK drag scene, captivating audiences with her stunning looks, creative artistry, and unforgettable stage presence. Whether hosting events, competing in drag competitions, or performing at clubs and festivals, Maisie Trollette continues to inspire and bring joy to fans across the UK and beyond. 1/1 1/1 1/2 To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. MAISIE Official UK Trailer

Reginald Sutherland Bundy (26 May 1946 – 15 April 2003) was a British dancer, actor and television presenter best known for his drag persona H.I.H. (Her Imperial Highness) Regina Fong. Regina's stage act entailed audience participation, and used a variety of songs, jingles, and sound effects. She was one of the regular hosts of London's Lesbian and Gay Pride Festival. REGINA FONG aka Reginald Bundy Her Imperial Highness, The Grand Duchess Reginald Sutherland Bundy (26 May 1946 – 15 April 2003) was a British dancer, actor and television presenter best known for his drag persona H.I.H. (Her Imperial Highness) Regina Fong. Bundy first developed Regina Fong in 1985, and quickly achieved a regular spot at the Black Cap pub in Camden Town , London and also the Royal Vauxhall Tavern . The Fong character was a Russian princess who had escaped to Britain following the Russian Revolution , a conceit which formed the basis of Bundy's show The Last of the Romanoffs , which premiered at the Edinburgh Festival and later ran at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London. Regina's stage act entailed audience participation, and used a variety of songs, jingles , and sound effects. She was one of the regular hosts of London's Lesbian and Gay Pride Festival. 'Absolutely the best of the best! I can't imagine London in the 90s without thinking very fondly of Regina Fong" - Gage Bundy appeared in the Edinburgh and London productions of playwright Neil Bartlett's A Vision of Love Revealed in Sleep and Night After Night, and also appeared in the BBC Radio Four adaptation of Night After Night. Regina also appeared in the London production of Angels, Punks and Raging Queens in 1995.Bundy died from cancer on 15 April 2003, aged 56. The funeral was held at Golders Green Crematorium, London. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9o5TNJzC0I

MILLIE MOPP The Marvellous Millie Mopp, 7ft 10” of Blonde Amazonian True Drag Goddess, retired from all things fabulous and hung up her now infamous ‘riah' on 29th December 2000 after a career that spanned 16 years. Known for her re-writes of famous songs that were interpreted to fit her unique style, classics such as Madonna’s 'Vogue' became 'Millie’s Blokes', 'Any Dream Will Do' from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat became 'Any Queen Will Do/ Sue', inspired by Jason Donovan’s libel case against The Face magazine. Dressed as Baby Jane Hudson from the film Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, Millie sang the now infamous 'I’ve Written A Letter To Maggie' a re-write of the song, 'I’ve written A Letter to Daddy'. This was written in direct response to the passing of Section 28 by Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government Performed all over the Gay scene by Millie, it became the ‘unofficial’ anthem for this archaic and despicable act passed to encroach on the human rights of every gay man and lesbian in Britain in 1988. It was prohibited for local authorities to 'promote' homosexuality in a positive way and labelled gay family relationships as 'pretend' . The famous line ‘your own daughter Carol's not married, maybe she’s one too’ used to receive the biggest cheer, ensuring ‘Millie-Tant Millie Mopp’ a place in gay history. Millie Mopp worked tirelessly for many gay charities, giving her time for free and assisting in raising many thousands of pounds for worthwhile causes. Charities from Gay Pride, the Terence Higgins Trust and Crusaid benefited from her unique style, talent and patronage. Known for her ‘Marge Simpson’ riah (Millie came before Marge ), Millie’s unique sense of style and stunning costumes assisted her in becoming what she set out to be…a legend in her own life time! Check out the Millie Mopp Blog spot

Madame Jojo's was a nightclub and venue for cabaret, burlesque, drag shows, and live music located on Brewer Street in the Soho area of the City of Westminster

Peter Searle, professionally known as Peter Steadman, who as ‘Adrella’ was a huge star of the cabaret. Adrella was best known for his Liza Minnelli routine. He was also a Eurovision fanatic and even juror for the UK’s judging panel in 2008. For a while, during the darkest days of the AIDS crisis, he was one of the most adored performers on the gay scene and did so much charity work that in 1987 he was given an award by the Terrence Higgins Trust. He entered a talent competition at the Black Cap. ADRELLA aka Peter Searle Peter Searle, professionally known as ‘Adrella, was a huge star of the cabaret circuit from the mid-70s and directly inspired many of those who are part of the current drag revival. Adrella worked both solo and with partners such as Lily Savage, David Dale, Ebbonknee and Ruby Venezuela. An old-school drag act, who mostly mimed to show tunes, he was best known for his Liza Minnelli routine. He was also a Eurovision fanatic and even juror for the UK’s judging panel in 2008. For a while, during the darkest days of the AIDS crisis, he was one of the most adored performers on the gay scene and did so much charity work that in 1987 he was given an award by the Terrence Higgins Trust. Tragically his ill-health resulted in an early retirement and less recognition than he deserved. He made a comeback, delighting new audiences with his almost undiminihed star quality. The son of a policeman, Searle claimed that he was raised in a police station in the middle of Hyde Park and that he was still living there in 1975, when he entered a talent competition at the Black Cap. He popped briefly into the West End in 1982, when he appeared in La Vie en Rose at the La Vie, formerly the Windmill Theatre. But he will be remembered by most as one of the great gay scene acts, especially for his work at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern. There are many recordings, notably of Adrella’s Nativity at Christmas, 1987, a show that drove the crowd wild. He also made numerous TV appearances on game shows, including Treasure Hunt, Talkabout, the Weakest Link and 15 to 1. Adrella’s last big success was ‘Camp Camp’, which he produced at Butlin’s, Skegness, in 1991. A follow-up was abandoned. Searle later wrote, “The second one collapsed after Butlin’s withdrew, due to negative press affecting their bookings [reports linked the event to the AIDS scare], and in-fighting between the two companies who produced the first event.” Adrella continued to host the RVT’s Sports Days. But subsequently Peter’s health deteriorated. (Original text from QX Magazine 2012) 1/2 ADRELLA SING ALONG It's Liza with 'Z' not Lisa with an 'S''Cause Lisa with an 'S' goes 'sss' not 'zzz' It's 'Z' instead of 'S', 'Lie' instead of 'Lee 'It's simple as can be, see, LizaLi--uh, wait, I'll do it again It's Liza with 'Z' not Lisa with an 'S''Cause Lisa with an 'S' goes 'sss,' not 'zzz'It's 'Z' instead of 'S', 'Lie' instead of 'Lee' It's simple as can be, see, LizaNow, if my name were AdaI'd be Ada, even backwards I'd be Ada Or if my name were RuthThen I'd be Ruth because with Ruth what can you do? Or Sally, or Margaret or Ginger or FayeBut when you're a Liza you always have to sayNo, it's Liza with 'Z' not Lisa with an 'S'' Cause Lisa with an 'S' goes 'sss,' not 'zzz'It's 'Z' instead of 'S', 'Lie' instead of 'Lee'It's simple as can be, see, Liza ADRELLA Full 20 minute show Adrella performing at the Gloucester in Greenwich July 1993 Memorial to Peter Searle (Steadman)