Rave lifers tell us why it's acceptable to go raving aged 37 (and beyond)

What would you say to someone that told you 37 is too old to go clubbing?

Rubbish, you are never too old.

What is it that you love about clubbing?

Getting out, meeting up with friends, planning your night and make the most of it. Music, recreational drugs, drink, party.

How often do you get buckled these days?

I'd say once to twice a month. Depends what's on and who's playing were and when.

I think I already know the answer to this question but who is your favourite DJ?

Carl Cox, three-deck wizard.

Did he give you ecstasy?

God, no... I went to see him live when i was 19 in a barn just on the outskirts of Arbroath and I took my first pill there, called Dennis The Menace. It was a red and black capsule. I danced for hours and listened to his hardcore music mixes. They were amazing.

Ah, I see, so his music compelled you to take it. I see that you're a Birmingham fan, if you had to choose between Birmingham and your raving shoes, which would you give up?

Aw, man, jeezo. Ermmmm... I guess if they didn't do raves at St Andrews then keep dancing.