Kate Bush tribute act’s face printed on items sold online after being mistaken for the real singer
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thesun.co.ukA KATE Bush tribute act’s selfie is being printed on items sold online after she was mistaken for the real singer. Mum-of-four Lisa-Marie Walters, 39, has been performing as Kate as part of tribute band Moments of Pleasure for three years.
She took several selfies recreating some of the Wuthering Heights star’s album covers and PR shots to use to promote her own act.
But she said a friend told her she had seen her face on bags, mugs and T-shirts being sold on online marketplace Wish.com. Lisa-Marie said: “I was shocked when my friend messaged me asking why she was looking at a T-shirt with my face on. “I’m on leggings, a bag, a glasses case — I’m on everything.
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