Either as an E Book or as a paperback through Amazon and others - buy now (very limited edition for the physical; 65 My Life So Far ran out of stock in 3 days!).

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00PIPTSPU/ref=rdr_kindle_ext_tmb

It's five years later and a great deal more has happened since Volume One - 65 My Life So Far; not just the obvious Max Clifford, Jimmy Savile, DLT, Rolf Harris stuff but all the Ooga Chagga Hooked On A Feeling/Guardians of the Galaxy and latest 10cc, Genesis, Rocky Horror developments. And lots that was left out of the first book; much greater detail. Tens of thousands of copies of the first book sold, mainly downloads as E Books, since the hardback sold out in 3 days.

Every day I get several requests for the hardback of 65 - none are around (they sell on E Bay for hundreds when second hand copies get put up). Bet we sell all the paperbacks of Volume Two within a week.

sounds like perfect Bondi Beach reading on the tablet

autobiographies / biographies are my favourite reading

a chapter on Anna Raccoon !..brilliant

Yes I cleared it with her before publishing and it made her cry!

Bought it.

Just ordered my copy

JK2006 wrote:
Yes I cleared it with her before publishing and it made her cry!

some of your records have made me cry as well/

Made me smile Hedda you bitch! 48 downloads so far today and number two on the Kindle/Amazon Pop Culture chart.

When is the paperback out JK?

hedda wrote:
JK2006 wrote:
Yes I cleared it with her before publishing and it made her cry!

some of your records have made me cry as well/

Ah no fair Hedda, I grew up with Una Paloma Blanca!

Una Paloma Blanca made me cry too; hated the bloody thing! Paperback technically out December 1st but copies are available now - gave a signed copy to Gambo at lunch today.

Anyone who is anyone will be at Hatchards on Thursday night. Get some copies and set up shop.

Yes I rather wish I'd printed more hardbacks and had time or inclination to sell them on E Bay!

www.kingofhits.co.uk/index.php?option=co...4&g2_itemId=2636

Next to Robert Plant's biography; Robert is/was a far better singer than me but I wonder whether his life has been more or less interesting.

Mind you I can't compete with Death in Hollywood.

JK2006 wrote:
Next to Robert Plant's biography; Robert is/was a far better singer than me but I wonder whether his life has been more or less interesting.

Mind you I can't compete with Death in Hollywood.

I doubt young Rob who started as a singer in the Cedar Club on Constitution Hill amongst others could claim to have done as much diversity as yourself Mr King...but if the stories I hear of first hand events of yore are correct it should have been him in the dock all those years ago...along with another Page from his past.

I downloaded this at the weekend and I've almost finished it - completely absorbing.

Thank you Bren. Appreciated. Feel free to review.

The Jimmy Savile chapter really is beautifully judged. A stand out piece of work.

Thank you Pru; I was pleased to write the Savile chapter - so much has been quoted from people who never met the man or thought they knew him but didn't. I felt my very few minutes of seeing what I thought was the real Jimmy should be placed on record. Readers can decide what they choose.