MOYET: 'MY FEAR OF CROWDS'

Last updated: Tuesday, October 23, 2007

MOYET: 'MY FEAR OF CROWDS'

Crippling agoraphobia left British singer ALISON MOYET a prisoner in her own home.

ALISON MOYET performs live at the 'Chichester Real Ale and Jazz Festival', Chichester, England - 07.07.05

Moyet, 46, believes the debilitating condition was a result of overnight success with 80's pop group Yazoo.

She says, "I never went out. For months and months I wouldn't even go into the garden. There were kids outside my door and I even hid in cupboards because there were people pressing their faces to my window."

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Source: WENN

| Tuesday, October 23, 2007

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