Q: How did you get into the scene and what groups have you been a member of?
A: I started out very early on the C64 scene as with a solo carieer. My first group was CLCC which was the first letters of my name then Cracking Company after it.. :) .. Then I started a group called Saturn Crackers United or something similar but it mainly consisted of me alone.. A bit later on I joined WASP (We Against Software Protection) and changed my name to Sir Galahad. At this time there was a few groups around in Sweden. Like SCC,TRIAD and WCC. Some of the WASP members later on joined up with WCC (along with some non-WASP members). After some years of glory with WCC, WCC split up into Relax and FairLight. FairLight was founded by me and Strider (who used to be No.1 of WCC). Our first "outside" member was Gollum (who used to be solo as LFK if I'm not misstaken). And I've been in FairLight since then.

We were very famous, and everything went well for a year or two. But I noticed that I liked to be in charge, and wanted to make some changes. During an internal group meeting in Easter 1987 me and Black Shadow decided to leave WCC and make our own group. On the train back home we were looking for a name for our new group, and suddenly it came to us;

FAIRLIGHT

It was so simple... So ingenious! FairLight was also the name of a cult game on the C-64 (initially ported from the Spectrum), and also the name of the world's most powerful synthesizer company. Jean-Michel Jarre uses those for instance.

So the name was decided upon, and our initial theme-song became the intro-tune from the game with the same name; FairLight...

Fairlight history taken from the Fairlight Europain webpage.

Web Pages

Fairlight has two pages one in Europe and www.fairlight.org