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Q: Who has Stevie been romantically
linked to?
A: Dave Young, Brian Kane, Lindsey Buckingham, Walter Egan, Don Henley,
John David Souther, Mick Fleetwood, Curry Grant, Kim Anderson, Joe Walsh,
Waddy Wachtel, Paul Fishkin, John Stewart, Jimmy Iovine, Brad Jeffries,
Dennis Dunstan, Rupert Hine, Johnny Starbuck, Doug Casper, Glen Parrish,
Les Dudek.
Q: Has Stevie ever been married?
A: Yes, once. On January 29, 1983, Stevie married her long-time best friend's
widower of three months. The groom, Kim Anderson, was a born-again Christian.
He became delusional that Stevie was Robin, the one so close to them that
they both had lost. The marriage lasted three months. The divorce became
final in April 1984. Her wedding dress was black lace over white.
Q: Who is Robin Anderson?
A: Robin Snyder (later Anderson) was Stevie's dearest friend from the
age of 15. Robin was a speech therapist and toured in 1979 with Stevie
in that role. Robin suffered from leukemia and passed away on October
12, 1982. Stevie was naturally devastated by her passing and the effects
of grievous loss became apparent in her songwriting and performances.
Q: Is Stevie a witch?
A: Stevie always denies being a witch in interviews. Her most recent answer
to this question, given on a Yahoo chat on April 28 1998, was: "I have
no idea what precipitated those rumors...I am not a witch. Get a life!"
She was born into Episcopalianism, and went to several Catholic schools.
Q: Did Stevie do drugs?
A: In November 1986 Stevie spent a month at The Betty Ford Center in Rancho
Mirage CA for help overcoming a decade of cocaine usage. To kick the habit
was mandatory for Stevie as she was advised that if she didn't discontinue
using cocaine, she would most likely suffer a brain hemorrhage. A second
45 day detox occurred in 1993 at Exodus Medical Group in Marina Del Rey
CA for a six year dependance on the tranquilizer Klonopin.
Q: I heard Stevie had some
trouble with the IRS?
A: In October of 1996, Stevie appealed a decision on her 1991 tax audit.
The IRS claimed that she took about $270,000 in business expense deductions,
but that that was too much and that she still owed $85,887 in additional
taxes. Included among the deductions were: $119,291 personal manager,
$50,160 home office, $43,291 stage clothes, $33,750 investment in "Buckingham
Nicks". The appeal took place in Tax Court in Alexandria VA. She was represented
by attorney George Short.