- Channel: 80's Regional TV: Detroit's The Stars of Tomorrow
- Broadcasting year: 1985
- Artist: Dreamboy
- Track: "Contact"
- Label: Qwest Records
- Track's release year: 1984/1985

"...When we came up with Dreamboy," we said:"Let's make something that females and males can relate to," stated the quintet's lead singer and songwriter Jeff Stanton. "We came up with the concept because Dreamboy is something a man wants to be to a woman, and something any woman wants her man to be. The only thing we label it is the sound of the 80's," rebuffed Stanton. "We admire Prince, he's a genius, and he's opened up a whole new block of music. Now we've just moved our house onto the same block." (Rock & Soul magazine, May 1984)

Right on ! So does anybody know if any of Dreamboy's albums(didn't they release two?) can be purchased? I've never been able to find them.

That was hilariously bad, the guitarist way overdoing it to the point, you knew it was a lipsynch. And don't those guitars look tiny. The singing was dreadful - clearly a terrible Prince rip off.

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And the sound and clothes are more 1979/80 than 1985, the white dude still had an Afro! It was funny though. The name Dreamboy sounds very homoerotic.

I like "Walk The Streets",a single from their debut album.Got some airplay here in the Bay Area....