It was the early 1990s, and polished boy bands were dominating the British music scene - that is, until East 17 came along. The group was formed of four working class lads, Brian Harvey , Tony Mortimer , John Hendy, and Terry Coldwell . And unlike the clean-cut image of their contemporaries, East 17 embraced a raw energy and a streetwise aesthetic that really resonated. "They shaved their heads, and had tattoos, and were a lot, lot cooler than... Take That ," music mogul Guy Adams noted. The