I've put the full text of the Times article on the web at:

"Heaven Knows I'm Not Miserable Now" by Michael Bracewell, The Times (Nov. 6, 1999)

No pictures, unfortunately. I got the text from an online subscription news service, and the pictures weren't included. Can someone post them?

Though inaccurate, there is a mention of Morrissey's performance at Coachella in the November 25, 1999 issue of Rolling Stone.

"...The sky was fading to black and so was the crowd. Morrissey was on theri minds, and no one --- save the kids flipping out to the Breakbeat Era with Roni Size --- was about to miss his first U.S. outing in years. Dressed in a sharp blue suit, Morrissey flung his mike and grabbed a guitar for an uncharacteristically rocking set that included moody Smiths hits like 'Meat is Murder,' which for many was itself worth the fifty-dollar admission. 'Are you having a good time?' he asked, to wild applause. 'Too bad.'"

There is a small photo of Morrissey that accompanies the page-long article about the festival.

The tour hits the UK (Nottingham) today.

...Elliot (Roberts) no longer manages Morrissey and has no idea who does.

This is from the K record label when talking about Rose Melberg of "Softies" fame:

"...Rose is also living in the country of Canada and working on some solo stuff (I assume) and has been asked to appear in a movie with Morrissey. Don't ask me for details as that is all I know right now. Miko is another band as well, but I don't know too much about that yet. If anyone is curious, I will find out."