I bought this book anticipating a knowledgable coverage of this topic. Being a musician and fan of this band, Clapton and Duane Allman, at this point, halfway through the book, I am thoroughly dissapointed. Among other glaring errors: 1. otis Redding did not tour with B.B. King during the early '60s as reported, 2. Clapton did NOT play on the Stones "Love in Vain" released on the "Let it Bleed" album (that was Mick Taylor), 3. the first Allman Brothers' album was NOT titled "Beginnings" (that was a later twofer released during the 1970s including the first two Allman Brothers albums)and 4. Carl Radle was NOT a member of Blind Faith (what PLANET did this author grow up on!!!). All this may seem a bit picky, but, Mr. Reid, if you are seriously considering writing a book with this title - marketed to musicians (it is afterall in the music section)- either do your research or work with a musician who knows his stuff. All the info on Patti Boyd and the tabloid gossip might be accurate (frankly I don't give a whit about all that aspect of the book)- in fact the author might consider sticking to tabloid writing. I hope someone, preferrably a musician with an interest and knowledge of the work of these major artists, will eventually write a book worthy of their names. This one, I fear, is not such a book. Sorry, but its true.