“Valley Girl” was originally Moon’s idea, since she wanted to spend more time with her father, who was always busy working. The lyrics were meant to poke fun at youth culture at the time.
Moon went on to explain that she didn’t get the chance to see her father often, since he was either on stage performing or sleeping. "I was pretty frustrated with the way the house was run,” she said. “My father was touring all the time, sometimes eight months out of the year, so that's a long time to go without seeing the steady parental figure in the house. He never raised his voice. He was so funny. He was so smart, so talented, so playful, very improvisational. And so, to miss that kind of stability and that grounding was really just not great, and to just be stuck with a mom who was really missing him as well.”
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Frank died in 1993 at the age of 52. Moon, who is also an actress and author, is now 58.
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