AN APPEAL has been launched so that rock gospel pioneer Larry Norman can afford to have vital heart surgery. The composer of such classics as "Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music" and "I Wish We'd All Been Ready" collapsed during a tour of Holland last year. After his airplane injury in 1978 the singer found insurance companies wanting to exempt many aspects of coverage. In 1988 his insurance was cancelled altogether. Said organiser Joe Norman, "Larry has never asked to receive donations of any kind. Now Phydeaux is doing so for Larry's sake. We want to try to save his life...If God leads you to help Larry then send a cheque made out to Larry Norman Medical Trust Fund." Cheques should be sent c/o Joe Norman, 1725 Montrose Avenue N.W., Salem, OR 97304, USA.