Loola, The music listings for Greenwich will often feature Glenn Tilbrook. The Mordon Pub in Brand Street, Greenwich, is also a good place to start, not for serious Glenn spotting, since he isn't a regular drinker there, but it is second home to lots of Greenwich music people. Sometimes Glenn does an informal turn at their gigs, held at nearby venues, or just joins the audience. The Mordon will display posters of these forthcoming events.
A great event for dedicated Glenn spotters is the Hope Festival. It is organised by Greenwich musicians and held on a campsite near Bodium Castle in Kent, usually the first week of June. Although it has grown in recent years from an informal group of campers to a nearly proper festival of over 1,000 people, it is still quite intimate. Glenn is much in evidence there, along with the lead singer of the band Dodgy, also a Greenwich person.
I am not a close personal friend of Glenn's. We were on nodding, passing-the-time-of-day, bumping into each other acquaintance - he's probably forgotten me now! My husband is much more up with the Greenwich music scene and knows Glenn a little better. We are both friendly with his female manager. I will ask dh for more Glenn information and let you know. I have seen him with a long term girlfriend, but this this was some years ago now, and I believe they have parted.
Marina, Paul Jones is Manfred Mann, right? If so, his house looks onto Greenwich Park. It is situated on the road that leads down from Blackheath towards Maze Hill station. A friend of ours dated his son.
And if anyone out there hankers after the The Alabama 3, my dh is an old friend of Jake Black, one of their lead singers!