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Full Moon: Peter ‘Dougal’ Butler talks about his amazing journey

‘Dougal’ Butler was Keith Moon’s PA, scapegoat and willing accomplice from 1967 to 1978.

From a small flat in Highgate to Tara House, Beverley Hills, Bel Air, Malibu and back to a flat again!

Dougal will be talking about the studio albums, the tours, his personal life at this time and revealing tales of countless eccentric antics in his life with Keith Moon. Also stories and anecdotes about John Lennon, Ringo Starr, John Bonham, Oliver Reed, Steve McQueen and more . . .

Plus a Q&A
“I survived to tell the story in my book: Moon the Loon / Full Moon” ~ Peter ‘Dougal’ Butler

Available from Amazon Faber Finds – Full Moon

“You couldn’t make this up!” ~ Roger Daltrey

Saturday 25 January 2020
The Cellar, Finborough Arms
118 Finborough Road, Kensington, London SW10 9ED

Five minutes from Earls Court and West Brompton Stations. Half a mile from Stamford Bridge, Chelsea FC and minutes from Kings Road, Chelsea.

Doors 7.30pm
Tickets £20 in advance/£25 on the door. Available from FULL MOON

Over 18’s only

4 thoughts on “Full Moon: Peter ‘Dougal’ Butler talks about his amazing journey”

  1. Lexi says:

    So we know about the wild side of Keith Moon, so why hasn’t anyone told about the good, wonderful artist he was, never mind his crazy behaviour, alcoholic state. I believe he had plenty of good in him.

  2. Dan Stenger says:

    Tony Fletcher’s monumental book Moon (Dear Boy in the U.K.) covers the good side of Keith, including his brilliant scheme to get drum lessons with no money, his time with The Beachcombers, his love for Kim, and his befriending younger fans.

  3. Dougal says:

    I shall be indeed talking about the good times & the good he had in him which was by the truck load I can assure you.

  4. john morales says:

    I love you Moonie. Forever rest in peace The Who is my idol

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