Music
Clary often performs comical renditions of musical numbers in his stage and television appearances, ranging from old classics and original material. He released a music single in 1988 (credited as The Joan Collins Fan Club), a humorous rendition of "Leader of the Pack", which he often performed in his stage and television appearances at the time. The single was produced by Rupert Hine and reached no.60 in the UK Singles Chart. Another single, "Wandrin' Star", was released in 1990. The single was backed with the self-penned track "Uncanny and Unnatural".
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