An American girl who worked as a waitress at the Rainbow Bar and Grill in LA, an infamous celebrity hang out.

They met in Los Angeles during 1978 when she was a 22-year-old waitress and he was still living in England and married to Alison Wise. John became fond of her and she ended up spending quite a lot of time with the band, learning a few things that astonished her
Maxine Entwistle:: - Both John and Keith died their hair black. That was one of the things I stopped when we got together. I made John go to his real grey. It was more dignified... John had the reputation of being the quiet one of The Who but I brought him out of himself. We were soulmates. When we first met I wasn`t a fan but John kept pestering me for a date but I refused a couple of times because I knew he was married and had a wife and kid back in England. But he was persistent and in the end I went out with him. We had an affair for a year while he was flying back and forth between his wife in England and me in L.A. But their marriage was over. In 1980 he asked me to move to England with him.

The couple lived in a flat belonging to Pete Townshend, where Maxine really began to learn what the rock`n`roll lifestyle was all about.
Maxine Entwistle:: - First of all we lived in Pete Townshend`s flat on London`s King`s Road before moving to the country to a mansion called Quarwood. It was a daze of drink and drugs and parties. We lived sex, drugs and rock and roll. We would hang out with Jagger all the time. Bill Wyman was a very good friend. So were John Hurt and Michael Caine. We partied every night. We would go to clubs like Stringfellows and Tramp and it was champagne and pot the whole way. But I was anorexic and my body was messed up. I longed for a child with John but the doctors told me I would never be a mother.

Married John in 1991.
Maxine Entwistle:: - We got married on a whim on September 11th, 1991, but I knew as I was walking down the aisle of this tacky wedding chapel in Las Vegas that the marriage wouldn`t last. An Elvis impersonator was our witness.

Marriage and being a part of the Entwistle family didn`t turn out to be quite what Maxine expected. While staying together at the Regent Beverly Wilshire in Beverley Hills, Maxine had taken a trip out shopping round Rodeo Drive and returned to their hotel room to find that John was not alone. She was so shocked to find John with another woman that she walked back out of the door without a word and called her mother-in-law, Queenie, expecting sympathy and advice but was told instead, `John`s a star. He`s allowed to have a wife and mistress. They all do. All the wives accept it.`

The marriage started to deteriorate only a year after it had begun, when Maxine found that she couldn`t deal with the pressures of being left alone while John went away on tour.
Maxine Entwistle:: - I had started getting unhappy in the relationship. John was going away more without me... I hit rock bottom just a year [after the marriage] on June 24, 1992. John was away with the band and I was in the wine cellar drinking everything but I wasn`t getting drunk. Then I smoked some pot, but didn`t get stoned. I was frightened. I thought I was losing my mind. The drugs and the drinking had become too much. I knew I had to sober up to survive. I went into rehab.

Her husband was proud of her for getting over her alcoholism but didn`t take the step to overcoming his own. As it turned o