Ostringstream overload const char * with void *

im having a problem with ostream, I wrote a very simple macro that should print its parameters.

Please see the sample code below:

#define LOG Message(__FILE__, __LINE__,__func__)

class Message : public std::ostringstream 
{
    public:
        Message(const char *param1, int param2, const char *param3)
        {
            *this<<param3<<"("<<param1<<":"<<param2<<")";
        }
        ~Message()
        {
            *this<<endl;
            cout<< rdbuf()->str();
        }
};


int main()
{
    int integer = 1;
    string str = "XYZ";

    LOG<<integer<<"DEBUGLOG1: "<<str<<" "<<integer;
    return 0;
}

The problem is that I am using:

LOG << "LOG1: " << str << " " << integer;

The output prints the address * of the char constant * "LOG1:", not the value.

But, if I use:

LOG << integer << "DEBUGLOG1: " << str << " " << integer;

The output works fine by printing an integer value and a char value.

he looks instead of using ostream& operator<< (ostream& out, const char* s );

uses ostream& operator<< (const void* val);?

Can someone shed some light on what can be done to overcome this overload, please?

Thanks in advance