Journey Through America With The Rolling Stones. - Tapa blanda

FEATURING A NEW FOREWORD BY IAN RANKIN
Riveting insider's account of The Stones' legendary '72 US tour. Taking 'Exile On Main Street' to America's largest arenas, the band encounter audience riots. Hells Angels' threats, an unprecedented roll-call of groupies, a sea of substances, and Truman Capote. Their cross-country trek takes in spells in Hugh Hefner's Playboy mansion and the County Jail. Throughout it all, Robert Greenfield is there with a portable typewriter, documenting the ultimate rock'n'roll band at the height of their power and decadence.
"This is one of the greatest rock books ever written, an objective and sometimes moving account of the madness surrounding the Stones and the madness of a nation at war with itself. That Greenfield emerged alive and with a semblance of sanity is a major achievement. That he also gifted us this account is a goddamned blessing."
Ian Rankin, from the foreword