KFRC 610 Radio reporters Mike Sugerman (L) and Vicki Liviakis in 1981; Mick Jagger in 1981. (Mike Sugerman/AFP/Getty Images)
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) – The Rolling Stones are in town this week, maybe for the last time. For fans, it’s a chance to revel in the band’s legendary music. For me, it’s a chance to bury the hatchet with Mick Jagger.
32 years ago as a cub reporter, I spotted the Rolling Stones front man eating lunch at a restaurant in San Francisco, not far from the radio station where I worked at the time. Jagger was in town for the Stones’ 1981 tour and was eating lunch with a woman who was not his wife.