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Gibson was born in the back streets of Glasgow, the son of a nurse and a shipyard worker. After leaving school he took a string of factory jobs before moving to Los Angeles in the early Eighties. After gaining his licence as a bounty hunter and firearms instructor he specialised in surveillance technology. He now works as a private bodyguard to the Hollywood stars and runs a successful security consultancy. He discovered a talent for fiction during the Glendale Murder Trial when he was called upon to give evidence in defence of Fat Eddy Brewster. His kiss-and-tell biography of the late Playboy beauty Vienna Darling and the ‘Secrets of the Hollywood Seven’ have both been international best sellers.
Gibson (left) chaperones the fabulous Sienna Rossetti at one of Hollywood’s hottest night spots. This picture was taken by the free-lance photographer Jackie ‘Big Boy’ Sherman just moments before he was head-butted and left in the street with fractured ribs and a broken collarbone. Gibson was greatly feared by the paparazzi and twice arrested for aggravated assault.