I wasn’t rushing to watch the Boyzone documentary that was launched on Sky Documentaries during the week. To be honest, I felt that I knew all I needed to know about the lads and their success back in the day. I had met them all as a band and individually.
They appeared on The Late Late Show often enough and they always struck me as a decent bunch who seemed to have enjoyed the limelight and got stuck in for a second go when the fans demanded it.
With this in mind, I decided to give the programme a go to see if there was anything new or startling and lo and behold, I was gripped from the get-go as this was a documentary that I wasn’t expecting. If it was a book, it…