Biography: Rick Springfield - Behind The Image
Biography: Rick Springfield - Behind The Image
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In a time when feathered hair, tightly-suited body, and boyish face were hallmarks of the era, Springfield's hit song "Jesse's Girl" became the anthem of the 1980s. Through concert footage, songs, and the rare photos, become a groupie on the tour of Springfield's life, which chronicles his early days in Australia to his unusual career path; teen idol, TV soap star, serious rocker
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2001-02-19
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