How Can It Be? a Rock & Roll Diary
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'My own private world is in this diary.' - Ronnie WoodBefore he was a Rolling Stone, a Face, or a member of the Jeff Beck Group, Ronnie Wood flew the nest aged just 17 with his first band, the Birds. Featuring cameos by legends such as Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Rod Stewart and Pete Townshend, Ronnie's adventures on the road to superstardom were handwritten in his private diary of 1965.Now, celebrating 50 years in rock 'n' roll, Ronnie Wood guides us through the pages of his rediscovered journal. With his entertaining new commentary, hand-drawn illustrations, and rare photos and memorabilia, Ro...
'My own private world is in this diary.' - Ronnie Wood
Before he was a Rolling Stone, a Face, or a member of the Jeff Beck Group, Ronnie Wood flew the nest aged just 17 with his first band, the Birds. Featuring cameos by legends such as Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Rod Stewart and Pete Townshend, Ronnie's adventures on the road to superstardom were handwritten in his private diary of 1965.
Now, celebrating 50 years in rock 'n' roll, Ronnie Wood guides us through the pages of his rediscovered journal. With his entertaining new commentary, hand-drawn illustrations, and rare photos and memorabilia, Ronnie's trip through the Sixties is introduced by his Stones bandmate Charlie Watts. A download code for Ronnie's accompanying How Can It Be?' single is included.
'A chance to witness music history.' - The Sunday Times
Before he was a Rolling Stone, a Face, or a member of the Jeff Beck Group, Ronnie Wood flew the nest aged just 17 with his first band, the Birds. Featuring cameos by legends such as Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Rod Stewart and Pete Townshend, Ronnie's adventures on the road to superstardom were handwritten in his private diary of 1965.
Now, celebrating 50 years in rock 'n' roll, Ronnie Wood guides us through the pages of his rediscovered journal. With his entertaining new commentary, hand-drawn illustrations, and rare photos and memorabilia, Ronnie's trip through the Sixties is introduced by his Stones bandmate Charlie Watts. A download code for Ronnie's accompanying How Can It Be?' single is included.
'A chance to witness music history.' - The Sunday Times
