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**Diane** · 14 Jun 2003, 11:50

You're right MB. "Come In The Night" does come from Jim Steinman's play "Neverland" but it actually goes back a little further than that. The earliest trace of "Come In The Night" I've found was in the Steinman play "The Dream Engine" which was performed at Mount Holyoke College in May 1969. This was an early version of "Neverland".

"Come In The Night" was included in Meat's set for the 1981/82 tour and was later resurrected again for his "Lost Boys & Golden Girls Tour" in 1988, when Meat would play the part of Hook.

14 Jun 2003, 11:50	#6
Diane Super Moderator Join Date: 04.02.2003 Location: Guernsey, Channel Islands Posts: 3,462	You're right MB. "Come In The Night" does come from Jim Steinman's play "Neverland" but it actually goes back a little further than that. The earliest trace of "Come In The Night" I've found was in the Steinman play "The Dream Engine" which was performed at Mount Holyoke College in May 1969. This was an early version of "Neverland". "Come In The Night" was included in Meat's set for the 1981/82 tour and was later resurrected again for his "Lost Boys & Golden Girls Tour" in 1988, when Meat would play the part of Hook.