Editing Jon Moss (section)

===Culture Club – early times (1981–1986)===
Moss joined [[Culture Club]] after a phone call from the bands singer [[Boy George]]. [[Culture Club]] was in need of a drummer, and [[Boy George]] knew of Moss through an acquaintance. After rehearsing with the band, Moss decided to stay. When he became a member of the band—which was originally called Sex Gang Children—he suggested a name-change, being unhappy with the current name of the group. The band ultimately settled for Culture Club, drawing inspiration from the diversity of the group’s members. 

In 1985, while still performing with Culture Club, he produced some tracks for the band Woyeyeh.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://pc-pdx.com/bands/Jon-Moss |title=JON MOSS &#124; Shows + Photos + Biography + More &#124; Portland Show-Guide |publisher=Pc-pdx.com |access-date=17 June 2013}}</ref>
[[File:7inch5inch ubt.jpeg|right|thumb|Image of Moss on a 5" vinyl record of the Culture Club song "[[Move Away]]"]]