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"Peggy Sue will share her untold memories of Buddy Holly in a new comic book. An indiegogo fund has been set up for Peggy Sue&amp;#039;s Rock and Roll Mysteries, where the friend of the rock and roller and subject of two of his biggest hits will have her stories illustrated.      &amp;quot;Considering the state of the music industry today, there is a renewed interest in the Pioneers of Rock &amp;amp; Roll who generated so much excitement with their musical talents and charisma,&amp;quot; said Peggy Sue Gerron. &amp;quot;I am looking forward to being a part of an exciting project that will explain some of the mysteries of Rock &amp;amp; Roll that many people have wondered about, but simply did not know.&amp;quot; Sue dated Holly&amp;#039;s drummer Jerry Allison in the 1950s and they hung out at the Hi-D-Ho Drive-In. She was still a high school student when Holly released chart-topper &amp;#039;Peggy Sue&amp;#039; in 1957.      Holly recorded the demo of follow-up &amp;#039;Peggy Sue Got Married&amp;#039; in his apartment in December 1958, months before his death on February 3, 1959. After Holly&amp;#039;s death in the accident that also killed Ritchie Valens and JP Richardson (The Big Bopper), &amp;#039;Peggy Sue Got Married&amp;#039; was given studio overdubs and released as a posthumous single. Fans funding the campaign can buy digital and print copies of the comic book, autographed photos, the chance to speak to Peggy Sue, and a personalised illustrated picture of themselves set in the 1950s. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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