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advertising photography I worked in the music business for 13 years, and from 1975 - 1986 for the rock band Queen. The paperback edition of my book QUEEN UNSEEN is published by Music Press - an imprint of John Blake Publishing. Four years on from the original hardback edition, I had chance to reflect, and include new stories, observations and memories, while editing what I felt didn't work; tightening the writing to make the book flow better. The structure and chapters remains the same as the original. NB: This is NOT a new book, but a revised and edited version of the original hardback edition, published in 2011. The photo sections are as in the original hardback and a forward section of pages with quotes and reviews on the original book is For a signed copy please e mail the publisher: [email protected] My old mate Phil John, who I worked with for Mott The Hoople and later Queen, has published his illustrated diary of the final Mott tour in 1974. A good raucous read of life on the road in a VW camper van - before they were 'Retro Cool'. Available on Amazon. QUEEN UNSEEN My book of the time I spent with Queen was published as a hardback in October 2011. Signed copies can be ordered directly from the publisher. Please contact John Blake Publishing on 020 7381 0666. Or email [email protected] The book is available worldwide from Amazon and in Kindle format - in English. QUEEN UNSEEN is an account of the many exciting years I spent on tour, in the recording studio, on video shoots and day to day life with one of the world's biggest and best ever rock bands. It is an insightful, enlightening and humorous account for anybody who has ever wondered what working for Queen, or a major rock band of that era really entailed. The book is not a chronological history or definitive biography of the band, but a personal story of spending my youth travelling the world and living the rock and roll lifestyle - to the full! Se* and drugs and rock and roll - but no 'tabloid' revelations about Queen's private lives.