He was married twice. First wife, Allison, with whom he had his only child, Christopher. Second wife, American, Maxine, whom he married in 1989 and divorced in 1997.
It was Boz Burrell, later of Bad Company and King Crimson
see:
Neill, Kemp, Daltrey, Stamp. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere: The Complete Chronicle of the Who 1958-1978. Sterling Publishing Company. p. 66.
Allison was the name of one of his girlfriends, although since John went through a lot of girls, he soon stopped using it as a stage name. Pete Townshend thought 'Entwistle' was a weird surname, but eventually helped persuade John to use use his own name.
Yes, among other things, he is known for his drug problem. He also planned on setting up Drug Rehabilitation Centers, but that never came to pass.
I haven'y been able to find a referance to any incident between Roger and Jimi, however at the Monteray Pop Festival, Pete towsend had words with Jimi over who would play last. The argument was about the destruction of guitars; ie... who would do it first and who would be a copycat. Jimi went last and set his on fire and thus still upstageibg The Who. I heard today that thatperformance will be released on DVD in it's entirety on the seventeenth of Oct.
No. I'm going to say no. There's nothing that indicates that John Entwistle was Jewish. There's nothing on the internet about and of his religion or ethnicity at all, currently. On a lighter note he played the Jew's harp? :))
Most sources say 5'7", though I've seen 5'6" as well.
He looks pretty tall (especially in Ken Russell's "Tommy"), but his heels are high ... (Substitute)