The 72-year-old taking the Scottish dance music scene by storm

“I don’t dance myself – I want to make that absolutely clear,” he told BBC Radio’s Good Morning Scotland programme.

“But I’ve always liked dance music and I got the opportunity to mess about with it myself when someone introduced me to the software.

“I couldn’t play any musical instruments but I thought ‘crikey you can make music with a computer these days’ so I started putting some stuff online

“It got a wee bit of notice and then I made a wee Instagram video in the house and it went viral at the beginning of the year.”

Tony really enjoys playing in the small clubs around Glasgow and has seemingly gained quite a following, saying he has been received by clubbers “ridiculously well”.

His fans range from people in their early 20s to those in their early 70s.

“Probably my only achievement in life is my voice,” he said.

“I particularly enjoy live performance. It’s opened up a completely different aspect of my personality.

“I love doing it, especially in the subterranean, dark, steamy, late-night venues. I just love playing in those.”

He said the response he has received has been “absolutely incredible”

“It’s almost like a mini Beatlemania – folk coming up to me at the end, hugging me, wanting selfies, kissing me,” he said. “One woman came up and kissed my feet.”