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The woman who’d spent her life angling for worthiness.

The problem, he says, was a record label who'd pushed him in a more commercial direction.

Ted Templeman, who’d signed us, came to rehearsal the day before we were going in the studio.

Finally Ormiston, who’d stayed beyond the reach of the press, released a statement saying yes, it was him, but he was with a “Miss X,” not Aimee.

"I read a heart breaking story about a mother who'd just moved into a house, and her young child got some splinters in his toes and was in quite a lot of pain," he said.