Eric Faulkner

As a matter of fact, she wrote their hit, We Got the Beat.

Eric Faulkner was born in 1953, guitarist and songwriter, who was a member of the Scottish pop group the Bay City Rollers during their global chart dominance in the 1970s in their teen idol days.

The iconic guitarist, Mr. Steve Lukather, was born in 1957, founding member of the group Toto, also a Los Angeles session musician who played on a ton of different albums, including doing the main guitar for the song Beat It from Michael Jackson and and also played on a bunch of other Michael Jackson stuff, among many other things.

Toto, of course, themselves, Africa, Hold the Line, tons of hits.

And it was called Love Fever.

It was written by Eric Faulkner and Stuart Wood, the guitarist and bass player.

And it is really sensual and sexy.

And it's all about the singer, Les McHugh, and having met a kind of temptress in japan and it's really really i mean you know i i listened to it at the time and i thought wow boy oh boy so and i still do i listen to it now and i still do

They always steal all my facts.

But Love Fever is the opening track on side two of the Bay City Rollers' sixth studio album, It's a Game.

It's an original track written by the band's guitarist and vocalist, Eric Faulkner, who once tried to take his own life while on tour with the Rollers.

And their bassist slash guitarist and vocalist, Stuart Woody Wood, who in 2019...