Ian Stone Responds To Helpful Hecklers at The Forge Comedy Club | 2.4.2022

"Well it's not gone the way I was expecting it to..."
Acclaimed comedian Ian Stone encounters an overly helpful audience at The Forge Comedy Club.
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To Be Someone is a freewheeling account of the five years Ian Stone spent in the grip of a teenage obsession with The Jam. He took weekend jobs so he could go to gigs; he tried to sneak into the Hammersmith Odeon and ended up stuck on the roof; he was on the point of being thrown out of a Brighton hotel when Paul Weller himself intervened and invited him and his mates back into the bar.
Above all, this memoir pays tribute to the band that helped Ian, and many others, to grow up amid the turbulence of Britain in the late 1970s and early 1980s. When Paul Weller eventually announced that the Jam were splitting up, Ian was devastated: but for him, and for everyone who followed them on that five-year journey, the love still runs deep.

[@Imalrightma]

he's brilliant. seen him have great banter with a couple of very funny hecklers at the comedy carnival in covent garden the other night

[@codsPompey]

Funny man!!

[@johnmcclane9677]

This guy is not funny at all.