I Was A Teenage Paparazzo 1975:

This was my first Paparazzi photograph, but I would never consider myself a true Paparazzo. I was incredibly "in crowd" when it came to getting access to parties, backstage and concert photo passes. Sure there were times when I could not resist and I would take a photo of a celebrity on the street without permission. The PR that I would work with would just laugh when they would see these types of photos on mine in the magazines and newspapers.

On the day that I took this photograph of David Bowie I had a tip that he was was having a late night recording session at Cherokee Recording Studios on Fairfax Blvd in Hollywood. I got there really early in the morning and waited for Bowie to emerge. The guy seated in the car next to Bowie is Man Who Fell To Earth producer, Paul Buckmaster. Keep in mind that no one was really doing Paparazzi style photography back then and both Bowie and Buckmaster thought my approach was incredibly hysterical.

Creem magazine ran this as a full page for their section "Stars And Their Cars" and the photo was published in a couple of other magazines around the world. I can still feel the adrenaline rush today!