Wild Daughter frontman: I used to take loads of drugs to get out of my own head… now I perform instead

“I don’t want to just be Stuart up there with my everyday issues. I want to forget myself, to put on clothes and get that other Stuart out the way!” - says poet Stuart McKenzie, the guitar player in the Wild Daughter, performance art rock’n’roll trio, in an interview with the Guardian. Band's frontman James Jeanette, who has performed in the past wearing little more than a jock strap and thigh-high boots, says this about performing - "it’s like getting on a runaway train, not knowing when you’ll get off. I used to take loads of drugs to get out of my own head … now I perform instead.”