Original sentence: David Gahan (born May 9, 1962 in Epping, England) is the lead singer for English synth-pop stalwarts, Depeche Mode.Gahan then joined the newly formed Depeche Mode (French for "fast fashion") shortly thereafter.In 1980, at a jam session for local talent, Vince Clarke (Yazoo, Erasure) was impressed with Gahan's vocal rendition of David Bowie's "Heroes" and invited him to join his band, Composition of Sound.The group released their debut record, Speak and Spell in 1981 for Mute
Edited sentence: As of April 2005, he's recording a new Depeche Mode album and for the first time ever some of the songs he wrote might be included on it.David Gahan (born May 9, 1962 in Epping, England) is the lead singer for Depeche Mode.Gahan relocated to Los Angeles and married Depeche Mode's former US press liaison Theresa Conroy in 1993.He divorced Conroy about the same time.He got married for the third time to Jennifer in February 1999, they have a daughter together, Stella Rose, born on July 29, 1999.In 1981, at a jam session for local talent, Vince Clarke was impressed with Gahan's vocal rendition of David Bowie's "Heroes" and invited him to join his band, "Composition of Sound".In 1991, Gahan separated from his first wife and long-time love, Joanne, leaving their only son Jack to live with his mother.Jennifer also has a son, Jimmy, whom Gahan adopted.Within six months of leaving high school in July 1978, Gahan found and lost something in the order of twenty jobs, from selling soft drinks to working on a construction site