Stevie Nicks selects her favorite solo project: ‘It was a really intense record’
Even today, Stevie Nicks looks back on this album with great fondness, though an ugly period of addiction followed.

Even today, Stevie Nicks looks back on this album with great fondness, though an ugly period of addiction followed.

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