Nasher Says Relax

Nasher Says Relax
ISBN-10
190680298X
ISBN-13
9781906802981
Category
Guitarists
Pages
304
Language
English
Published
2012
Author
Brian Nash

Description

Written by Brian 'Nasher' Nash, lead guitarist with record-breaking 80s group Frankie Goes To Hollywood, this is the book that takes the lid off the pop industry, past and present ...

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