June Lockhart, who died at age 100, had a surprising wild side that included a love for rock and roll and David Bowie.
June Lockhart lived life on the wild side.
The actress best known for her roles as a mom in “Lassie” and “Lost in Space” and who died Thursday at age 100 had a surprising passion for rock and roll
“I have been a music fan forever,” Lockhart told Fox News Digital in 2024. “The Beatles, Stones, Chicago, David Bowie, Huey Lewis and the News, Tina Turner.”
“We threw a Halloween party at my home in the late ‘60s, and I hired a band called Hour Glass,” she recalled. “They were fantastic. Truly talented guitars, keyboards and vocals . . . then they changed their name to The Alman Brothers Band!”
In 1994, Lockhart explained more about how she is nothing like her Hollywood persona.
“I can control my reputation, but not my image, because my image is how you see me,” she shared in an interview, per CNN.
