Michael Ball says it is "pretty much a dream come true" to be returning to the West End with the musical that made him a family identify and gave him a chart-topping tune he is nonetheless heckled on the street about to today.

"I get 'Michael! Does love change everything?!' Oh yeah, yeah, yeah!" the theatre star laughs.

In 1989 Love Changes Everything - the Andrew Lloyd Webber ear-worm - hung round within the charts for 15 weeks, introducing the world to musical theatre pin-up Michael Ball.

Now over 30 years later he'll be singing it once more as Aspects Of Love will get a London revival.

"This show literally changed my life on every level," Ball insists "to be doing it again 34 years later is pretty much a dream come true."

The manufacturing is a bit more problematic to stage now.

In order to resurrect the story of lust, which skirts on the edges of propriety - with out it seeming predatory, it wanted tweaks.

"In the original production the role of Jenny, my daughter, was 15," Ball explains.

"She's awakening sexually and everybody felt that was tough this present day, so by transferring her age to 18 and in addition by making the present about her empowerment, she's not being coerced, she's not being groomed, what she's doing is discovering her personal company as a lady and is accountable for that. That was necessary

"It's weird, isn't it? This is not something that was ever a feature in 1989, but now it very much is. And we have to be sensitive to those issues and change the narrative. It's important."

What additionally wasn't talked about a lot then was psychological well being. It is not extensively recognized that, as his profession took off again within the late 80s, so too started a interval of tension, melancholy and panic assaults.

"Everything should have been amazing, but my world imploded, and I made the error of not talking about it, not getting help.

"It's the worst factor which you can really feel on a stage, stood there with individuals looking at you, and all of a sudden you are feeling your world collapsing.

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"It's an awful feeling…it makes you vulnerable, and it makes you very aware that you need to be well. A lot of it is is is about finding the way to trick your mind, to not go into this spiral."

Thankfully, he did not have to be anxious when Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber got here alongside to see an early preview of the Aspects revival.

"He came up afterwards with tears in his eyes, put his arms around me, and just thanked me and said, 'the only time I felt this was on the first preview of Phantom'.

"It actually was so in contrast to him!" Ball cackles, before adding, "however we wish to make him proud, he is the boss."

He also wants audiences to "behave themselves" after they come alongside to observe.

Back in April, in Manchester, a efficiency of The Bodyguard was stopped due to individuals singing over the lead throughout the closing tune.

"There will be murders," he says, musing over the prospect of audiences becoming a member of in with Love Changes Everything. "They can't hit that top note!"

"I hope it doesn't happen because there is nothing more disruptive….behave yourselves, you'll have a better night!"

Theatre goers, you've got been warned.

Aspects Of Love runs at London's Lyric Theatre till 11 November.