Love Minus Zero. Long hiatuses in his music career have been ascribed to his enduring struggles with heroin and crack cocaine addictions. The Only Ones reunited in 2007, following the use of "Another Girl, Another Planet" in a Vodafone advertising campaign and a subsequent request to perform at the All Tomorrow's Parties festival in Minehead. The band first played a brief UK tour in April and June of that year, and then continued performing as far afield as Japan through 2009. Despite reports that the band was working on a new album and performing new songs live, including "Dreamt She Could Fly" and "Black Operations" (which the band played on Later... with Jools Holland), the band went on hiatus again without releasing any new material. After the Only Ones performed in Japan in 2014 without their drummer Mike Kellie, a press release announced that Perrett would play a one-off solo date at the Trades Club in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire in January 2015. Perrett played the gig to good reviews with his two sons performing as the backing band. In April 2017, Perrett announced his debut solo album, How the West Was Won, which was released on 30 June by the Domino label. Also on Domino, a second solo album was released on 7 June 2019, titled Humanworld. The album was preceded by two official videos, "Once is Enough" and "I Want Your Dreams" in April 2019 and an audio only track titled, "Heavenly Day" in May the same year. The release of Humanworld was accompanied by a UK tour, which included a reunion of the three remaining members of The Only Ones when Perrett appeared at Somers Town Festival in July 2019. Personal life At age 16, Perrett ran away with his girlfriend, Xenoulla "Zena" Kakoulli. They married in 1970. Zena is a clothing designer and was the manager of The Only Ones from 1977–1981. Both suffer from COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) as a result of drug abuse. Perrett now lives in North London. Discography Solo How the West Was Won (2017) Humanworld (2019) The Only Ones The Only Ones (1978) Even Serpents Shine (1979) Baby's Got a Gun (1980) The One Woke Up Sticky (1996) References External links Peter Perrett Official Website The Only Ones Official Website 1952 births Living people English male singers English male singer-songwriters English rock guitarists People from Camberwell The Only Ones members