Well, it looks likely that High Court judges may well be discussing 'What I Go To School For' in the New Year, as one of the original members of Busted takes legal action over claims he co-wrote some of the band's hits. Ki Fitzgerald was originally in the Busted line up, though he was obviously dropped before they had any of their chart success. But the singer, who now fronts his own band Eyes Wide Open, claims he co-wrote some of Busted's early songs, including 'What I Go To School For', 'Year 3000' and 'Psycho Girl', and that he was forced to waive his rights when he left the group. He is now suing for a cut of the royalties.
Music Week quote Fitzgerald as saying: "I guess it all kicked off when Busted ended. I wanted to fight it earlier, but I couldn't take it anymore I was so depressed. It has taken this much time to pluck up the courage. All I want is my name back on the songs. I just wished it could be settled without all this because we were once all best friends."
No comment from any of the former Busted boys on this. Personally I wish Matt Willis would make some kind of statement, just so we'd know for certain he's still alive.