'I'm one of his biggest fans' ― BONO

'You've always done me proud!' ― ROD STEWART

'Hold on tight . . . You're in for a fun ride!' ― MIDGE URE

'Billy's enthusiasm for music is infectious . . . He's the biggest music fan you'll meet.' ― FRAN HEALY, TRAVIS

'Passionate and knowledgeable.' ― THE PROCLAIMERS

'A reminder of how music can make you feel, from a man who has seen it all up close.' ― PAUL BUCHANAN, THE BLUE NILE

Legendary music journalist Billy Sloan has been described as the John Peel of Scotland. He has interviewed musical icons and helped to launch the careers of huge international stars like Simple Minds and Lloyd Cole, all through his brilliant radio show and newspaper columns. Billed as "Scotland's No. 1 pop writer" in the era of Queen, Tina Turner, The Beatles and David Bowie, this is the story of four decades spent exploring the world with the most famous names in music, and how he helped take artists from obscurity to the bigtime.