Alison Jordan

Singer with Cappella from 1995 to 1998. She replaced Kelly Overett. After leaving Cappella, she moved back to the UK.
Born in 1972, she attended the June Sandbrook School of Ballet, where she did her stage performance at the age of 5, the Sylvia Young Theatre School and the Barbara Speake Stage School. She appeared on children's TV programs at the age of 10 and did an advert for Pepsi when she was 13.
At the age of 19, she saw a "searching for a star" advert in "The Stage" newspaper for the BBC Show “That’s Life”. She won the contest with over 40,000 votes, receiving a recording contract with Arista BMG. Her first single Boy From New York City reached #21 in the UK charts. She parted company with BMG soon after. Her second single Heart & Soul was financed by her father.
She joined Cappella after several auditions. She was supposed to form a duo with Patric Osborne, but just before the release of Tell Me The Way, he left the group and Rod Bishop rejoined.
She currently works as a psychic medium under the name Cloé Hedger and is married to crisis marriage coach, Stephen Hedger.