Neil Saint Livres

The book delves into the vibrant London Pub Rock and British Punk scene of the 1970s through over 50 interviews with key figures from that era. It features insights from Sally Jane Delaney, who recalls the early days of Pub Rock, as well as anecdotes from Steve Conolly, who was involved with The Pistols and The Clash, and Charlie Harper of The UK Subs, reflecting on the rise of punk. Andrew Lauder shares his evolving perspective on The Stranglers, making this a compelling read for music enthusiasts interested in the origins of these iconic genres.

With foreword and afterword by Paul Layton, the longest serving member of The New Seekers, this book gives a close insight into the band and their dynamics at the height of their fame.