Out of our heads : rock 'n' roll before the drugs wore off

Take a trip through rock'n'roll's haziest, craziest period, beginning with the Beatles and Bob Dylan 'turning on' in a New York hotel, and continuing on through two-decades of wonderful, colourful, history-changing music.

From psychedelic Woodstock warriors like Hendrix and the Jefferson Airplane through psycho-stereo adventurers Pink Floyd; from the post-hippy bliss of Neil Young and cosmic cowboy Willie Nelson, to the druggy blues of Black Sabbath and the hemp-happy rhythms of Peter Tosh and Bob Marley, "Out of Our Heads" gleefully celebrates music's most creative minds - and their chemically induced expansion.

This book is for anyone who has ever listened to "Dark Side of the Moon" on a pair of headphones and said Wow.