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In May of 1971, I got to photograph The Rolling Stones after the release of their album Sticky Fingers. You can see throughout the photos that they were a combination of bored, tired, and "why are we here?"
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Conversations With Rock Stars
Historical FictionBorn in 1953, Beverly Madden, grows up in the era of rock and roll. She frequents concerts and journals about her experiences. She is only too aware of how annoying the typical journalist can be and learns how to casually talk to famous rock stars a...
