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Born 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 be able to casually talk to famous rock stars and be in the know on all the happenings. Beverly takes jobs with some of the world's most renowned magazines, but by 1975 she discovers that even though she has been told she is going out of style, there are still the loyal fans of readers who are dying to hear her story. So she launches her own private magazine and continues to write and take pictures of the rock stars she so admires. The story ends with an employee searching the attic of the private magazine building for vintage works and discovers Beverly's boxes. Beverly died alone, but her stories still live on today. I don't know all the songs or artists that I might reference. However, the ones I do know about... boy oh boy, the facts will be right. I acknowledge that I am using real people, real circumstances, and real life happenings. I am writing this story as entertainment and the characters depicted are based on real life people and events. I also acknowledge that I am taking credit for photos that I "supposedly" took, but didn't. All the credit goes, of course, to the original photographers. Sources: BOOKS • Clapton the Autobiography (Eric Clapton) Faces: Before, During, and After (Andy Neill) Jimmy Page (Jimmy Page) Jimmy Page: The Definitive Autobiography (Chris Salewicz) Robert Plant: A Life (Paul Rees) Rod the Autobiography (Rod Stewart) Rolling With The Stones (Bill Wyman) And the internet 🙄
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