Lindsey Buckingham Breaks Silence After Stalker Attack

icon  was spotted this Friday in his car, marking his first public sighting since he was by a woman who threw an unidentified substance on him in .

The 76-year-old musician, who is reportedly unhurt, looked somewhat bleary but was able to drive himself when he was glimpsed pulling out of his Brentwood home.

The shock assault came a little over a year after Buckingham was granted a permanent restraining order against a 54-year-old woman called Michelle Dick, who had begun plaguing his wife with calls in 2021 claiming to be his biological daughter.

Buckingham accused Dick of threatening 'to kill me and my family,' turning up at his house and at one point even making a fake 911 call that resulted in the police descending on his property while he slept and clapping him in handcuffs.

There has been no public indication from the authorities that Dick was the woman who set upon Buckingham this Wednesday, but the new culprit is being treated as a stalking suspect and is apparently known to him from prior incidents. 

Meanwhile Dick's bizarre remarks to local media this Thursday, confessing she dropped by Buckingham's house 'last year' and confronted him as recently as last week, only sharpened the question mark over her head.

Now the Daily Mail unearths the years of torment Buckingham has endured at the hands of his stalker - and details of her past that never came to light until now.

In 2016, five years before her rollercoaster drama with Buckingham took off, Dick was arrested and accused of DUI and battering a peace officer in Alameda County, California, the Daily Mail can now reveal.

She found herself faced with a raft of misdemeanor counts, including two of excessive blood alcohol/refusal, one of DUI, and one of driving while her blood alcohol level was at 0.08 percent or higher.

Mingled with the friends and relations visiting Buckingham this week was a silver-haired man from the executive protection firm Lions 4 Security