Stevie Nicks: Born May 26, 1948, in Phoenix, Arizona, USA.

Stevie Nicks joined Fleetwood Mac in January 1975, she not only introduced her talents as a singer and songwriter, but provided a defined focal point during the group's live appearances. Nicks provided many of the group's best-known and successful songs, including 'Rhiannon' and 'Dreams'. In 1980, following the release of Fleetwood Mac's Tusk, the singer began recording a solo album. Bella Donna, released the following year, achieved platinum sales and remained on the Billboard album chart for over two years. It contains two US Top 10 singles in 'Stop Draggin' My Heart Around', a duet with Tom Petty and 'Leather And Lace', which featured Eagles drummer, Don Henley. A second selection, The Wild Heart, followed in 1983 and this bestseller also produced two hits : 'Stand Back' and 'Nightbird'. Her third album, Rock A Little, contains "I Can't Wait" and "Talk To Me" and following its release Nicks entered the Betty Ford Clinic to be treated for drug dependency. She then rejoined Fleetwood Mac for Tango In The Night. Nicks continued her solo activities, with the 1989 release The Other Side Of The Mirror. The greatest hits album TimeSpace was released in 1991 and Street Angel in 1994, Stevie Nicks then reunited with Fleetwood Mac in 1997 for The Dance. Stevie Nicks compiled her music into a 3 CD box set Enchanted in 1998.

Currently, Stevie is promoting  "Trouble In Shangri La" which was released earlier this year on May 1,  2001 with a concert tour of the U.S. and then will return to the studio for work on an upcoming Fleetwood Mac release.