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Peter Hook
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Peter Hook (born 13 February 1956) is an English bass player, co-founder of the seminal post-punk band Joy Division along with Bernard Sumner in the mid-1970s. He is also a musician, singer, DJ, nightclub owner and author. Following the death of Joy Division lead singer Ian Curtis, the band reformed as the modern rock band, New Order, and Hook played bass with them until his departure in 2007. The band has since reformed without Hook. He has also recorded an album with Revenge (''One True Passion''), two albums with Monaco (''Music for Pleasure'' and ''Monaco'') and one album with Freebass (''It's a Beautiful Life'') as bassist, keyboardist and lead vocalist. He is currently lead vocalist and bassist for Peter Hook and the Light.
==Early life==
Born Peter Woodhead in Broughton, Salford, to Irene Acton (1928–2000; since 1962 Irene Hook), and John Woodhead. When he was the age of 3, in 1959, his parents divorced and he and his brothers were brought up by his maternal grandmother Alicia Acton (born Chapman; 1896–1968) until 1962, when his mother remarried Ernest W. Hook. Like his band-mate Bernard Sumner, he took his stepfather's surname, although in contrast to his friend he kept it, even creating his nickname, "Hooky," from it. Because of his stepfather's work, he spent part of his childhood in Jamaica before returning to Salford,〔Mick Middles ''From Joy Division to New Order. The Factory Story'' (Virgin Books 1996)〕 where he attended Salford Grammar School.
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