Mickey Wynne was taught guitar by his father at the age of six. He has been writing words and music since the age of nine. Whilst still at school, he formed his first band and taught Julian Lennon guitar.

As well as working in London (inc. Abbey Road with the Wiseguys and a run of his musical Gang war gang Peace) Mickey’s career as a writer-guitarist has taken him across four continents-working and writing in places as diverse as Karachi (with award-winning film directors Salman and Usman Peerzada, where he wrote the play Ad Mans Dream – broadcast on Pakistan TV), New York (became house writer for MCA/Uni Records), Mexico, Singapore, Sydney, Hamburg and Nashville (as a solo artist and with the Pioneers , a side project for the Who’s John Entwistle) accumulating a rare depth of musical experiences along the way.