A minimalist, modernist Creem layout dominated by a circular photograph of Roy Wood: wild hair, geometric face paint, and a theatrical stare. The title — “Thoughts on The Move and Roy Wood in Particular” — curves around the image, giving the page a poster‑like visual punch. The upper half is almost entirely image; the lower half flows into a single column of text, clean serif type, and Creem’s trademark blend of wit and critique.

“They came, they sang, and they conquered — Europe couldn’t resist their sunshine pop.”

A defining glam rock anthem and a pivotal moment in David Bowie’s career, “Starman” introduced the world to Ziggy Stardust. Released as the lead single from The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, it became Bowie’s first major hit since “Space Oddity” and launched him into superstardom. Artist: David Bowie Label: RCA Victor Date: April 28, 1972 Catalogue: RCA 2199 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK A-Side: “Starman” Written by: David Bowie Produced by: