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Lee Aaron: Live in London
Filmed at the height of Lee Aaron's success, just after the release of her controversial but acclaimed record METAL QUEEN, this rousing concert was held at London's Camden Place in May of 1985 Lee Aaron - Live in London film. After an early beginning to her professional career as a singer, the young Karen Greening joined the band Lee Aaron, whose name she eventually adopted as her own Lee Aaron.
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Filmed at the height of Lee Aaron's success, just after the release of her controversial but acclaimed record METAL QUEEN, this rousing concert was held at London's Camden Place in May of 1985 Lee Aaron - Live in London film. After an early beginning to her professional career as a singer, the young Karen Greening joined the band Lee Aaron, whose name she eventually adopted as her own Lee Aaron.
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