Today is 40th anniversary of the release of Please Don't Touch! An interview with Steve about the album, filmed and directed by Paul Gosling on YouTube and others videos.

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"In 1978, Steve released his second solo album (and first after leaving Genesis) which featured a host of Anglo-American guest performers. Steve looks back on the recording sessions to celebrate it's 40 year anniversary.."

From YouTube

Analysis: Steve Hackett~Santa Monica Pier~ Please Don't Touch Memories from Leigh Harris on Vimeo.

"In preparation for the release of his "Premonitions" 14-disc Box set, Steve Hackett visits Santa Monica Pier and reminisces about the making of his historic solo album 'Please Don't Touch'".

From Vimeo

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