Related tv shows In Set List , we talk to veteran musicians about some of their most famous songs, learning about their lives and careers, and maybe hearing a good backstage anecdote or two in the process. The artist: After bursting onto the pop-music scene with a peppy cover of Tommy James And The Shondells' "I Think We're Alone Now" off her eponymous debut record, Tiffany became the musical darling of the late '80s. With the success of "The Beautiful You: Celebrating The Good Life Shopping Mall Tour '87," Tiffany's music was delivered straight to the masses, and the red-haired 16-year-old quickly became the queen of mall-bound suburban teens everywhere. Though her later albums didn't find as much success, Tiffany has managed to stay active in the music world by releasing country and dance records, and has even acted in movies like SyFy's Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid, which co-starred fellow '80s teen idol Debbie Gibson . "I Think We're Alone Now" (from 1987's Tiffany ) Tiffany: That was it for me. I actually didn't want to record that song. When I was 14, I met my producer by chance in a studio when I was doing country music. I was thinking I was cool and kind of bridging the gap a little bit. I was putting things in my set -- it sounds really funny, but even at 14, I was kind of jammin' with local bands. [Laughs.] I wasn't allowed into bars, but I would go in and do