It's All Gone Pete Tong

"Written and directed by Michael Dowse."

"Thank you, thank you, thank you. You are my god. My inspiration, my everything."

"It wasn't pretty, but, you know, for me for someone that has gone through something like that to still get up there and give it a go, is a big thing."

"He's on a different level now, how he listens, how he plays records."

"I think he's very special, because no other DJ can do that. I don't know what he was doing, whether he was honing his talents in another direction. He just disappeared from the scene completely. It was really depressing."

"Well, denial is a river in Frank, and it runs deep. And his sets were shambolic on times. Clearly, could only be the work of a man who couldn't hear."

"I mean he's probably down in South America, still hanging out. Probably trying to snort up one of the countries, or, I don't know, he's just, I like to think he's still out there."

"Frankie was definitely one of the best. He had his very, sort of, own style his very own momentum with the crowd. No one else did it his way. He's a showman as much as he is a musician. He controlled the crowd musically and physically. He was a born natural behind the turntable. There's no doubt. I was jealous of that. I always had to try a bit harder."