1961 - Kemsing in Kent, a new species of weed was born; The Dave Holland. It thrived on a diet of Summer Holiday by Cliff and the Shadows.
Then it was uprooted to Backwell - a suburb of Bristol. It... More > discovered a new diet...Glam Rock. It grew weedier but much more sparkly! You can read all about it inside the covers of Dave Holland's first book.
Try not to scream out loud please. Thank you.< Less
1961 - Kemsing in Kent, a new species of weed was born; The Dave Holland. It thrived on a diet of Summer Holiday by Cliff and the Shadows.
Then it was uprooted to Backwell - a suburb of Bristol. It... More > discovered a new diet...Glam Rock. It grew weedier but much more sparkly! You can read all about it inside the covers of Dave Holland's first book.
Try not to scream out loud please. Thank you.< Less
Have you ever wondered what would happen if the contents of a shared house based in the heart of deepest darkest Cornwall get caught up in a plot to rid the universe of inefficiency?
Colin was... More > drifting through life, not so much part of the slacker generation, as positivley flaccid. He shared a house in a forgotten village in deepest darkest Cornwall, as some people do. He had a crush on Sally, his man-hating saucepan wielding housemate, as only he did. He also lived with Gregg who had aspirations to be a world famous alternative stand-up comedian without actually being funny at all. Again, Colin was in a field of one there too.
Life was safe, predictable, some would even say dull.
Then Colin had an encounter in a toilet that would change his life forever.
Watch out people, the health and safety police are coming. Can Colin and his friends save us?
Life's A Gas - a comedy sci-fi love story with rude words and a few naughty scenes. Nothing that would shock Mary Whitehouse though. Well not now obviously.< Less
This is the story of the first ten years of tributeers FAB208. The South West's longest running 70's covers band. Illustrated throughout with pictures of the ugliest band that ever lived - the book... More > is full of puzzles, pin-ups and a full and frank(ish) story of their adventures. With forewords by 70's legends Les Mckeown and John Rossall,the book is written by long suffering band manager Tim Pinton - and it's all true!< Less
