JESSE FINK worked for five years as a senior editor of non-fiction for HarperCollins Publishers before becoming deputy editor of Inside Sport magazine. He has won or been commended for several Australian Sports Commission Media Awards and had his feature writing collected in a number of anthologies. Fink is the author of the critically acclaimed 15 Days in June and the memoir Laid Bare: One Man's Story of Sex, Love and Other Disorders. He lives in Sydney, Australia.
"The best book I've ever read about AC/DC." --Mark Evans, former AC/DC bassist and author of Dirty Deeds"Recent books [about AC/DC]... didn't offer much to change our perception of the band. Jesse Fink's study of the Young brothers takes a different approach... giving us a different version of many stories, especially when it comes to the wheeling and dealing behind the rock. Fink is clearly in love with AC/DC, but he knows the old bird has some warts under her make-up, and doesn't shy away from revelations that cast the Youngs in a less than flattering light." --Rolling Stone"An essential read for fans of the band. Most important, The Youngs gives a full portrait of just how significant a role George Young, Malcolm and Angus's older brother, played in AC/DC's development." --The New Yorker"An excellent writer and storyteller." --The Daily Telegraph"Fink's ability to overcome the Youngs' code of Scottish-Australian omertà is impressive... a cut above other AC/DC tomes." --Classic Rock"Fink can take a moment and turn it into a vivid experience." --The Australian"By tracing the lives of 11 songs from the band's 40-plus-year career, Fink charts the history of the band's success and examines the recording process behind each song." --Publisher's Weekly"This thought-provoking book definitely breaks some new ground. This one's a must-read for fans." --Library Journal"An engrossing, refreshing guide highly recommended for not just AC/DC fans, but any follower of rock music history." --Midwest Book Review
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