Marian Gold, born Hartwig Schierbaum on May 26, 1954, in Herford, West Germany,
is a German singer and songwriter best known as the lead vocalist of the
synth-pop band Alphaville. Gold sang in a local madrigal choir before completing
his Abitur at Schloss Salem and relocating to West Berlin. In 1982, Gold
co-founded the pop trio Forever Young alongside Bernhard Lloyd and Frank
Mertens, which became Alphaville in 1983. Their 1984 debut single, “Big in
Japan”, reached the Top 10 in Germany and across Europe. Gold released his debut
solo studio album, So Long, Celeste, in 1992, foll...