"Gregory's writing is full of enthusiasm and self-deprecating humour, and he evokes vividly the naive spirit of a pre X Factor age when bands' careers were built on hard touring and leopardskin waistcoats " GEOFF BARTON - CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE "I loved this book. It was a great head-banging memoire, sort of like Chuck Klosterman's first classic - "Fargo Rock City," only about the edges of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal instead. A very cool stroll through a life." MARTIN POPOFF: H.M. AUTHOR & PUBLISHER "Wonderful book." ROB EVANS: CLASSIC ROCK AOR MAGAZINE "Endlessly entertaining " STEVE PRATT: NORTHERN ECHO "Saltburn, Salford, Salisbury, or Southampton, if you followed any local music scene back in the day, this is a must read " MIKE SWEENEY: ROCK RADIO & BBC "Fantastic memories of a time when small town bands dreamed of being major league Rock Stars.excellent stuff STEVE BARDSLEY: BLACK ROSE "Bloody Brilliant Great use of pyro " GARY PHILIPSON: REAL RADIO "If you love the band Satan, you'll love this mighty tome.

" DAVE SHERWOOD: IRON FIST MAGAZINE "No Sleep Till Saltburn is an important book. It captures an untold story, and also gives you an insight into the humour, the 'Carry On' atmosphere of the time." CHRIS PHIPPS: ROCK MUSIC HISTORIAN, ITV "A very witty and true to life rendition of heavy metal life in the early 80's I know because I was there and it was a load of fun, very much like this book " DAVE HARDY: NWOBHM MUSIC & ROADIE "Very funny and full of stuff I'd either forgotten or didn't know Thank God somebody was taking notes " CHRIS WATSON: BLACK ROSE Let Mark Gregory drag you kicking and screaming back to the truly "Golden Age Of Rock & Roll." To the great North East New Wave Of British Heavy Metal in the early 1980's. A time when you worked hard, played hard, and rocked even harder A time when there really was. "No Sleep Till Saltburn ".