There was a time when Gavin Rossdale probably felt like he just couldn’t win. In the ‘90s, he had the world at his feet. He had achieved global fame and multi-platinum record sales with post-grunge heroes, Bush. He married superstar No Doubt vocalist Gwen Stefani in 2002, going on to raise a family with her, with Hollywood cameos and prime time television appearances along the way. In 2013 he was the recipient of a prestigious Ivor Novello songwriting award for his achievements. By rights, he should be thought of as a national treasure in the British rock scene, being one of the few UK artists to genuinely break America and enjoy mammoth mainstream success. He should be thought of in such terms, and yet he has never been granted such grace. For a man who could be forgiven for dev...
