Peter had an extraordinary range of talent, both vocally and instrumentally. His versatility was a perfect fit for That’ll Be The Day.

Peter was able to adapt to any vocal challenge, whether as the lead voice or in harmony.

He was a self-confessed Beatles admirer and had played Paul McCartney in the West End production Let It Be. Dedicated to authenticity, right-handed Pete had swapped his bass to play left-handed, just as Paul did. That was the mark of a true professional!

Pete was also adept on guitar and keyboards, providing the whole package, which could be employed to great effect in That’ll Be The Day. The show was able to experiment with Peter portraying artists not previously featured.

Off stage, his interests included fishing, golf, and writing/recording his own songs. Pete will always be in our hearts.