New Book on the Early Years of Iron Maiden

April 11, 2014 Alan Cross 1 Comment 607 Views

If you think that Iron Maiden always had Bruce Dickinson out front, sorry, sunshine, but you need some schooling.

Killers: The Origins of Iron Maiden 1975-1983 is a new book that tells of the band’s formation and early days wtih singer Paul Di-Anno. It’s available for pre-order here.

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