Festival held on 29 November – 7 December. In 2009, Mongrels of Passion released their 2nd 5track-CD called "Mongrels of Passion 2". Personal life Lovegrove was married three times. His first marriage (1972–1979) was to Helen Corkhill, who assisted him in running band management and booking agency Jovan in Adelaide in the 1970s. They are the parents of Holly Lovegrove (born 1975). His second wife, Suzi Sidewinder, lived with Lovegrove from 1981 to their marriage in 1985, up until her death from HIV/AIDS on 14 June 1987, which is depicted in an award-winning documentary, Suzi's Story, shown on Network Ten in Australia. Their son, Troy Lovegrove (born 25 June 1985), contracted HIV in utero and died on 3 June 1993. His third marriage, to Caroline Thompson (1994–1997) resulted in his youngest child, Lilli-Rae (born 1995). In 1997, Thompson left Lovegrove and Lilli-Rae. Lovegrove has two other sons, Jason and Jo. Until his death, Lovegrove lived at Rosebank about 30 km west of Byron Bay, New South Wales with his daughter Lilli-Rae, not far from his elder daughter Holly and her sons Arlo (born 1996) and Marlon (2011). Death On 24 March 2012, Vince Lovegrove died, aged 65, in a car accident at Federal, near Bangalow, New South Wales, about 20 km west (inland) of Byron Bay. A preliminary police report on 25 March indicated that Lovegrove's Kombi Van left Binna Burra Road, rolled and exploded into flames between 1am and 3am the previous day. There was one deceased person in the van and positive identification of Lovegrove's body was delayed. On 26 March, Lovegrove's family issued a statement confirming his death and that they were planning a public memorial and funeral services. On 28 March, he had been due to start work as a journalist at Lismore's The Northern Star. Bibliography Lovegrove has written, co-written or edited the following: References External links "'The Valentines', Bon Scott (centre), Vince Lovegrove (reaching into crowd) with drummer Warwick Finlay, lead guitar Wyn Milson and guitarist Ted Ward (Ted Junko), 1966", photo, part of collection Hoadley's 'Battle of the Sounds' at Ambassadors Theatre, held by State Library of Western Australia. Australian male singers Australian music journalists People from Fremantle Musicians from Western Australia The Angels (Australian band) Road incident deaths in New South Wales 1947 births 2012 deaths People educated at Applecross Senior High School