1970s Teen Stars

Willie Aames "Eight is Enough"
Teen Beat August 1979
Teen Beat September 1979

Jimmy Baio
Teen Beat September 1979

Scott Baio "Happy Days"
Teen Beat January 1979
Teen Beat August 1979
Teen Beat September 1979

Valerie Bertinelli "One Day at a Time"
Teen Beat August 1979

Shaun Cassidy "The Hardy Boys"
Teen Beat January 1979
Teen Beat August 1979

Pam Dawber "Mork & Mindy"
Teen Beat August 1979
Teen Beat September 1979

Tony Danza "Taxi"
Teen Beat August 1979

Erik Estrada "CHiPs"
Teen Beat September 1979

Greg Evigan "BJ and the Bear"
Teen Beat August 1979
Teen Beat September 1979

Farrah Fawcett-Majors "Charlie's Angels"
Teen Beat January 1979

Leif Garrett
Feel The Need
Teen Beat January 1979
Teen Beat August 1979
Teen Beat September 1979

Richard Hatch "Battlestar Gallatica"
Teen Beat January 1979
Teen Beat August 1979

Kate Jackson "Charlie's Angels"
Teen Beat January 1979

Kristy McNichol "Family"
Teen Beat January 1979
Teen Beat September 1979

Olivia Newton-John
Teen Beat August 1979

Adam Rich "Eight is Enough"
Teen Beat August 1979

Stephen Shortridge "Welcome Back, Kotter"
Teen Beat January 1979

Suzanne Somers "Three's Company"
Teen Beat September 1979

Parker Stevenson "The Hardy Boys"
Teen Beat January 1979

Robin Williams "Mork & Mindy"
Teen Beat August 1979

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1970s Teen Stars

About Andy

b. March 5, 1958 in Manchester, England
d. March 10, 1988

Mother: Barbara
Father: Hugh
Brothers: Robin, Maurice, and Barry (The Brothers Gibb aka The Bee Gees)
Married: Kim Reeder, July, 1976 (divorced in 1978)
Children: 1 daugher, Peta Reeder-Gibb on January 25, 1978

First U.S. Number 1
"I Just Want To Be Your Everything"

Trivia
In the United States, Andy Gibb became the first male solo artist to chart three consecutive Number One singles on the Billboard Hot 100.

Buried:
Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills Cemetery