Touring with his comedy show "Misplaced Childhood", marking the 20th anniversary of the rock album by Marillion and also providing him with a chance to take a humorous look at how childhood has changed in the intervening years.
His teenage devotion to the prog-rock band Marillion in the 1980s inspired his 2005 tour "Misplaced Childhood" (named after their 1985 number-one album).
