Beer, Sweat & Blood: On Tour With The Macc Lads - Paperback

by Lance Manley (Author)

Two weeks from my 18th birthday and I had been into 'nice' bands for all of my life. The most rebellious thing I had ever done was put a poster of Adam Ant on my bedroom wall. I'd been raised to believe that being 'nice' was the way forward. Foul language, burping, farting, and being scruffy would get me nowhere.But being 'nice' was very boring.And then came The Macc Lads.This frustrating world had now been lit up brightly by a trio of crass musicians from the north of England. They were my heroes, mainly for their complete lack of inhibitions.From 1988 to 1994. Following them on tour and eventually getting backstage and helping out at gigs.Violence at concerts, silly practical jokes, elaborate wind ups and the legendary roadie that was Sandbach.Absolutely nothing else had the effect on my adolescence that this band did.100% UNOFFICIALCONTAINS WORDS STRONGER THAN 'LAVATORY'

Author Biography

Lance Manley is the author of 15 books on a variety of subjects. He has worked as a police officer, postman, English teacher and Krav Maga kids instructor. Now living in Rome, Lance's latest book "Beer, Sweat & Blood" is a memoir of his time following infamous UK punk band The Macc Lads in the early 1990s.