Alan Clayson: Keith Richards
Product Code: BOB10241

If Mick Jagger is the face of The Rolling Stones, the flesh and blood is surely Keith Richards. Joint composer of most of their hits, and minister to overall effect via a guitar style that has earned him the moniker 'The Human riff', Richards has played a key role in the band's distinctive sound.

Sixties Historian and rock journalist Alan Clayson leaves no stone unturned in this exhaustive account of Richards' life: from his early days in art school and the take off the stones first single in 1963 to turbulent times in the '60s and '70s and his battle with heroin addiction, right through to the current activities of this quintessential rock icon. Alan Clayson's Keith Richards is the definitive biography of the original bad boy of rock 'n' roll.