In 1963 Hugh Fielder was about to bunk off school to see the Rolling Stones when he was ‘advised’ that a formal request would be granted in exchange for an essay. His future career was established, although he didn’t know it at the time. He arrived in London in 1966 and spent his student years following Cream, Jimi Hendrix and The Who around town and soaking up the pop culture. He worked for Sounds and TOP, enjoying a front-row seat on the rock scene during that time. He is regular contributor to Classic Rock, amongst other publication, and has written books on the Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Police, Genesis, Queen and Lady Gaga.Dave Lewis (foreword) is acknowledged and respected throughout the world as a leading chronicler of Led Zeppelin and its individual members. He is the author of several Led Zeppelin books and the editor of the acclaimed long running Led Zeppelin magazine and website Tight But Loose. Visit www.tightbutloose.co.uk for further details.

In 1963 Hugh Fielder was about to bunk off school to see the Rolling Stones when he was ‘advised’ that a formal request would be granted in exchange for an essay. His future career was established, although he didn’t know it at the time. He arrived in London in 1966 and spent his student years following Cream, Jimi Hendrix and The Who around town and soaking up the pop culture. He worked for Sounds and TOP, enjoying a front-row seat on the rock scene during that time. He is regular contributor to Classic Rock, amongst other publication, and has written books on the Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Police, Genesis, Queen and Lady Gaga.Dave Lewis (foreword) is acknowledged and respected throughout the world as a leading chronicler of Led Zeppelin and its individual members. He is the author of several Led Zeppelin books and the editor of the acclaimed long running Led Zeppelin magazine and website Tight But Loose. Visit www.tightbutloose.co.uk for further details.

In 1963 Hugh Fielder was about to bunk off school to see the Rolling Stones when he was ‘advised’ that a formal request would be granted in exchange for an essay. His future career was established, although he didn’t know it at the time. He arrived in London in 1966 and spent his student years following Cream, Jimi Hendrix and The Who around town and soaking up the pop culture. He worked for Sounds and TOP, enjoying a front-row seat on the rock scene during that time. He is regular contributor to Classic Rock, amongst other publication, and has written books on the Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Police, Genesis, Queen and Lady Gaga.Dave Lewis (foreword) is acknowledged and respected throughout the world as a leading chronicler of Led Zeppelin and its individual members. He is the author of several Led Zeppelin books and the editor of the acclaimed long running Led Zeppelin magazine and website Tight But Loose. Visit www.tightbutloose.co.uk for further details.