1979 Teen Magazine
Bee Gee Sibling Andy Gibb Is A Hit SingleI Just Want To Be Your Everything," he croons to audiences, but when he's out of the spotlight Andy Gibb, 21, really wants to be left alone. For the littlest Bee Gee the groupie scene is a bummer. (He changes phone numbers every week to avoid it.) His dates are carefully planned, one or two a month. "I rarely take out the same girl twice," he says. "I burn bridges behind me. I can see them getting more excited than I am." He also likes' older women.' (Translation: over 18).
On his bimonthly indulgences Gibb picks them up in a limo or drives his own Jaguar XJ6L. Dinner will be at a quiet restaurant and there are no discos for desert. Instead he prefers an intimate session at his rented Miami Beach home. "If a girl can handle TV and video cassettes," Andy says, "I've got a great library - 700 or 800 of them now." Sometimes he'll strum the guitar.
Gibb has dated actress Susan George, 29, and more recently singer Marie Osmond, 20. "Marie is very very appealing, but the religion thing wouldn't work," he says of her strict Mormonism.
Happiness may be earning more than $1 million in 1978 for some, but it isn't enough for Gibb. Despite a brief teenage marriage, he's eager to try again. "I'm looking for the right one," he says, "the one who doesn't care if I'm Andy Gibb or not." (A long wait is indicated)
