played guitar on the album's hidden track, "No One in the World". Amy MacDonald Cradock recorded some guitar parts for Macdonald's single "Run". She reciprocated by supporting Cradock on his European acoustic tour with Weller. Steve and his wife Sally toured with Macdonald in Germany as her support act in 2009. Other collaborations and activities Cradock contributed guitar to The Players' 2003 album Clear The Decks. He also contributed rhythm guitar to the 2006 recording of the song "Left, Right and Centre" by the acid jazz act Lord Lorge, which featured Dean Parrish on lead vocals. The following year, Cradock recorded drums and backing vocals for the Andy Lewis and Paul Weller collaboration "Are You Trying To Be Lonely", which peaked at number 35 in the UK Singles Chart. Cradock also produced a number of songs for the Newcastle-based band Hungover Stuntmen. Solo career The Kundalini Target Cradock announced on the Ocean Colour Scene website that he had begun work on a solo album in early 2008, the recording of which took place at Black Barn Studios in Surrey. During a phone interview on BBC Radio Tees in April 2008, Cradock discussed his solo album and disclosed that he plays all the instruments on the album. Occasionally, Cradock performed his own songs during his tour with Weller during their acoustic gigs of 2007 and 2008. The album features Paul Weller and wife Sally Cradock. The album title was confirmed as The Kundalini Target; it reached No. 114 in the album charts, 34 in Play.com's charts and 30 in iTunes' charts. Peace City West Cradock's second solo album Peace City West was released on Kundalini Music (a label founded by Cradock and his wife) on 4 April 2011 and features collaborations with James Buckley, from the cult TV show The Inbetweeners, Paul Weller, Sally Cradock, Andy Crofts of The Moons and PP Arnold. Travel Wild – Travel Free This September 2013 release by Steve Cradock was his third solo effort, and also featured his wife Sally on co-production and co-writing. Personal life Cradock married Sally Edwards, a record plugger for Ocean Colour Scene, in 1996. The couple have two children: a daughter, Sunny Elizabeth (born March 2003); and a son, Casius Earl (born July 2004) and live in Marldon in Devon. He admitted on an appearance on Soccer AM that he is an Aston Villa F.C. fan, although did not attend