Singer Adam Lambert covers the
“obsession” issue of UK fashion glossy Fiasco.
The magazine will hit newsstands
December 11 with 5 covers. Pictured on one is out British actor Sir
Ian McKellen.
(Related: Sir
Ian McKellen calls on New Zealand to legalize gay marriage.)
In the issue, the 30-year-old Lambert
calls his performances with Queen “surreal.”
“Those shows I did with Queen were
pretty surreal,” he's quoted as saying in the magazine by
JustJared.com.
“I was really excited and super flattered but intimidated at the
same time. How do you live up to someone like Freddie Mercury?
There was no way I could ever compete with him. I had to let that go
and create an experience of paying tribute.”
He added that most people would label
his look “gay” but believes most gay men don't appreciate his
style.
“For the general audience they look
at the way I style myself and they go 'errrr, that's gay,' but you
ask a handful of gay guys and they're like 'I would never wear
that'!” he said.