Don’t go where I’ve been is a graphic description of Andy Chester and an account of his life in and out of the music business. A feral child, he was the youngest of eight children dragged up in the 70’s by the original single mum.

If its poverty you were born in to and strive to climb out of, then this is the book for you and what not to do. From dysfunction and drug abuse to conformation and the daily grind, Andy tells it like it is with scant regard for anything but the truth and a wicked healing sense of humour.

If you seek salvation, get this book and get real again or don’t. The choice is yours. Don’t go where he’s been or do. It’s up to you.