A set of WWW pages dedicated to the famous pumpkin-headed Bard of Timperley.
edited by Drew Radtke.

These pages contain pictures, fantastic facts and generally more than you really wanted to know about the Sidebottom phenomenon. Although I intend to add more bits to these set of pages as I can (and I'm open to suggestions) at the moment they've sort of reached a happy equilibrium and probably won't change radically.

Having said that, if anyone has something which they would like to add, please email me.

I ought to add that these pages are not officially approved in any way by Mr Sidebottom or any of his representatives.

The date after each main entry represents the last time anything in that area has been changed.

Here's what's up to look at:

• Chris Sievey aka Frank Sidebottom 1955-2010 (11th July 2010)
• Frank's discography, including video releases, books etc. (11th July 2010)
• The Episode Guide to Frank's Fantastic Shed Show TV series. (29th May 2003)
• The Episode Guide to Frank's Proper Telly Show TV series. (30th March 2007)
• A collection of reviews, facts and interviews on the subject of Frank. (11th July 2010)
• Info about the Frank Sidebottom group. (10th November 2003)
• Other Items which don't seem to fit in elsewhere. Badges, COMs, Postcards... it's all here (apart from the ones which aren't yet). (5th June 2003)
• Current activities of our Frank and company. (30th July 2007)
• Artists who have had their songs improved by Frank. (4th July 1996)
• The Oh Blimey. See this artwork for the first time on the internet (unless you've seen it before that is). (18th July 1999)
• Links to other sites which are about or mention our Francis. (5th August 2006)
• Obituary to Chris Sievey, aka Frank Sidebottom. (22nd June 2010)

Thanks for source data/help/technical know-how from Ed Broom, Michael Clarke, Peter Almgill, Sue Ann Barber, Mark Cox, Dominic Robinson, Gary Fozzard, ex-Timperley resident Elaine Quinn and others.

All information provided on these Web pages by me is provided in good faith and is believed to be correct. However, neither I, the authors, nor the University of Bradford can be responsible for their accuracy and any disaster-type events which may be caused by any sort of tenuous link to you or others having read them.