I found this address in the 'Shoreham Herald' dated 29th August 1986:
“A. & S. Records, 26 Brunswick Road, Shoreham.”
... and this piece on page 7 of the 30th December 1988 edition: “AWARD-WINNING RECORD shop owner Tony Grist was this week celebrating after being named top shop in a national competition. Tony, 28, of Goldstone Road, Hove, runs A. & S. Records in Shoreham's Brunswick Road.”
... plus this on page 28 of the same edition:
“Shoreham's A. & S. Records manager, Tony Grist said: ‘We've had about a 50 per cent increase in sales.” Mr. Grist said the top album this Christmas was Cliff Richard's 'Private Collection' and the spot for top video was between Cliff and a Glam Rock compilation.”
... and this piece about Comic Relief's Red Nose Day in the 3rd March 1989 edition:
“Record buffs should find plenty to interest them at Shoreham’s A. & S. Record store, Brunswick Road. Manager Tony Grist is holding a music memorabilia sale, with T-shirts, posters and other goodies.”
“A. & S. Records, 26 Brunswick Road, Shoreham.”
... and this piece on page 7 of the 30th December 1988 edition: “AWARD-WINNING RECORD shop owner Tony Grist was this week celebrating after being named top shop in a national competition. Tony, 28, of Goldstone Road, Hove, runs A. & S. Records in Shoreham's Brunswick Road.”
... plus this on page 28 of the same edition:
“Shoreham's A. & S. Records manager, Tony Grist said: ‘We've had about a 50 per cent increase in sales.” Mr. Grist said the top album this Christmas was Cliff Richard's 'Private Collection' and the spot for top video was between Cliff and a Glam Rock compilation.”
... and this piece about Comic Relief's Red Nose Day in the 3rd March 1989 edition:
“Record buffs should find plenty to interest them at Shoreham’s A. & S. Record store, Brunswick Road. Manager Tony Grist is holding a music memorabilia sale, with T-shirts, posters and other goodies.”