Paul Elliott started writing about rock in 1985 as a contributor to Sounds, and has since worked for Kerrang!, Q, Vox, Heat, Total Sport, Blender (US), Metal Hammer and various other titles. His books include the first biography of Guns N' Roses (published by Hamlyn) and Star Man, the autobiography of rock bodyguard Danny Francis (published by Simon & Schuster). Paul currently writes for Classic Rock and MOJO. He lives in Bath.
'...labour of love comprehensiveness... as colourful and essential
as the riff to Welcome To The Jungle... You're gonna buy!'
*Kerrang!*
'Lavishly illustrated... sharply written... an insightful
cautionary tale. 4 Stars'
*Planet Rock*
'Elliott was the first UK writer to interview the band and had
extensive contact with them, and the equally intimate collection of
photographs that make this coffee table tome accessible and
beautiful to look at... Elliott’s infectious enthusiasm will
make you wish you were back there, and anyone who can make a reader
pine for the ‘80s is an amazing writer.'
*Muso's Guide*
' [a] handsome, hefty, beautifully designed, vinyl-sized
book...it’s still a hell of a journey.'
*Classic Rock*
"Readable...and definitely gets under the skin of the band."
*Mass Movement*
"For me, the main appeal was the umber and the quality of the
hundreds of photos that feature on every page, every bit as
colourful as the band's life, which will satisfy every G'n'R
fan."
*The Beat*
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