1967 – The World of Brian Epstein and The Beatles: The address book that defined an era – a must-have for Beatles fans and ‘an amazing work of cultural and social history’ praise from Tom Holland

Brian Epstein guided the Beatles from Liverpool cellar gigs to worldwide fame. In 1967, the year of Sgt Pepper and London swinging at full tilt, Gary Kemp turns his attention to Epstein's world. The book focuses on the manager as much as the band, and on the circle of people around them.

Gary Kemp, the Spandau Ballet guitarist and songwriter, is an admirer of the period, and Noel Gallagher describes the book as a peep behind the net curtain of swinging London. It suits anyone drawn to the Beatles story, the history of British pop and the figures who worked just outside the spotlight.