Alan Caddy (born 2 February 1940, Chelsea, London - died 16 August 2000) was a guitarist, arranger, record producer and session musician. Caddy was educated at Emanuel School, and the Royal Academy of Music. He was lead guitarist in Johnny Kidd & The Pirates and perhaps more famously, The Tornados, the latter of whom had the Joe Meek produced hit single, "Telstar" in 1962. Caddy later worked as music director and arranger for Polydor Records and for the singer, … Wikipedia
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Caddy, Colin Hicks (Tommy Steele's brother) and Clem Cattini (fellow-member of Kidd and The Tornadoes) toured Italy in 1961 with others as Colin Hicks & The Cabin Boys. Founder member of two of Britain's most successful pop groups, Johnny Kidd & The Pirat www.imdb.com/name/nm0128097/