The last one I read was the book about ANITA PALLENBERG, which is rather crazy, but brings up very interesting thoughts about the whole "psychedelic" thing in London and its start. It suggests that in London it was the "jet set" that got it going, whereas in SF we know it was just the folks on the street and in various clubs. It would/could/should be considered a bit more of a movement, which it became and huge, than the London's version which was -- I don't think -- as strong (in the end) as the "results" in California. The sheer number of magnificent music is still remember and like Micky says, it's still as good as the dope! I don't think I would say that about the Beatles or Stones!

KK Downing - Heavy Duty: Days and Nights in Judas Priest

Rob Halford - Confess

I can second that. My brother had a copy of "Sandy Koufax: A Lefty's Legacy".  I read it. I liked it. 

Nogbad_The_Bad wrote: Henry Cow, bit academic but very good.

Nice, I'm reading that one too and I'm very captivated by it. After that I have Herbie Hancock's autobiography waiting for me.

I wasn't aware this was a thing, now I'm intrigued.