Dan Wooding Livres

Rick Wakeman is the world's most unusual rock star, a genius who has pushed back the barriers of electronic rock. He has had some of the world's top orchestras perform his music, has owned eight Rolls Royces at one time, and has broken all the rules of composing and horrified his tutors at the Royal College of Music. Yet he has delighted his millions of fans. This frank book, authorised by Wakeman himself, tells the moving tale of his larger-than-life career.

Set against the backdrop of Gaza, the narrative weaves a complex tale of terror and betrayal, intertwining the lives of a Northern Ireland terrorist and an American journalist. As their paths converge, themes of redemption emerge, exploring the personal and political ramifications of their choices. The story delves into the intricacies of conflict and the quest for understanding amidst chaos.

Marty Wilde on Terry Dene: "Whatever happened to Terry becomes a great deal more comprehensible as you read of the callous way in which he was treated by people who should have known better - many of whom, frankly, will never know better - of the sad little shadows of the past who eased themselves into Terry's life, took everything they could get and, when it seemed that all was lost, quietly left him .... Dan Wooding's book tells it all."