Richard Havers (Author) Richard Havers is the author of over fifteen music titles, many of which have won awards and become international bestsellers. His previous books on the Rolling Stones include: Bill Wyman’s Blues Odyssey, which won the Blues Foundation's Award For Literature in 2002; Rolling with the Stones (2003); The Stones: A History in Cartoons (2006); The Stones in the Park (2009); The Rolling Stones: In The Beginning (2006) and he also compiled and edited Rolling Stones 50, the band’s official anniversary book in 2012. Richard also appears regularly on radio and occasionally on TV, usually talking about music.

Painstakingly researched ... the photographs are gold ... reaquaints us with the ingenuous vulnerability, humility and humanity that originally rocketed [the Stones] to stardom.

Richard Havers (Author) Richard Havers is the author of over fifteen music titles, many of which have won awards and become international bestsellers. His previous books on the Rolling Stones include: Bill Wyman’s Blues Odyssey, which won the Blues Foundation's Award For Literature in 2002; Rolling with the Stones (2003); The Stones: A History in Cartoons (2006); The Stones in the Park (2009); The Rolling Stones: In The Beginning (2006) and he also compiled and edited Rolling Stones 50, the band’s official anniversary book in 2012. Richard also appears regularly on radio and occasionally on TV, usually talking about music.

Painstakingly researched ... the photographs are gold ... reaquaints us with the ingenuous vulnerability, humility and humanity that originally rocketed [the Stones] to stardom.

Richard Havers (Author) Richard Havers is the author of over fifteen music titles, many of which have won awards and become international bestsellers. His previous books on the Rolling Stones include: Bill Wyman’s Blues Odyssey, which won the Blues Foundation's Award For Literature in 2002; Rolling with the Stones (2003); The Stones: A History in Cartoons (2006); The Stones in the Park (2009); The Rolling Stones: In The Beginning (2006) and he also compiled and edited Rolling Stones 50, the band’s official anniversary book in 2012. Richard also appears regularly on radio and occasionally on TV, usually talking about music.

Painstakingly researched ... the photographs are gold ... reaquaints us with the ingenuous vulnerability, humility and humanity that originally rocketed [the Stones] to stardom.