Career
She appeared on numerous magazine covers during the 1960s, before she retired from the Ford Modelling Agency. She also calls herself Ulla Andesong (Swedish for spirit song). Jones was discovered at the age of 15 in Stockholm by modelling giant Eileen Ford who immediately signed her and sent her to Paris.
There she was trained as a model and began working, soon travelling the world for fashion shows and shoots in Europe, the United States, and Russia.
She was photographed by such renowned fashion photographers of the day as Hiro, and her image appeared on international fashion magazines like Harper"s Bazaar and Vogue. In January 1976, Ulla Jones was cast as "Betty Sue" in Lars Jacob"s first Stockholm production of Wild Side Story.
Her performance was singled out for good notice in major press, but the run was cut short when one of the leads dropped out. Two fellow cast members were Christer Lindarw and Roger Jönsson, who there began their climb to fame in the subsequent act After Dark.
In January 1979, Jones began recording her debut album in Stockholm, Sweden.
Jones had worked with a handful of musicians including producers Björn J-Son Lindh and Lars Samuelson. She released her debut album "Number Time Number Space Number Age Number Race That"s Nifty!" with twelve tracks, all except one written by her, in a mixture of various musical genres including popular, folk, country, and world. The album also featured one track sung by Turid Lundquist called "Long Legged Thilly" which was written by Jo-Ellen Lapidus and inspired by Jones.
The album was released under Four Leaf Clover Records and remains her only record to date.
In 1984, Jones released her first single "Diry Angels/Some People Like Blood" under Hawk records. The single wasn"t followed by any further releases under Hawk Records.
In 2007, Jones authored her debut book, an autobiography called Red Carpet Blues, published by Bra böcker of Malmö.