Size: A5
Number of pages: 328

Book Introduction
The "truth" and "true faces" of the Rolling Stones are finally revealed!
This book contains a complete collection of the Stones' valuable interviews that Music Life has been pursuing, from their first interview in 1964, to their surprise interview in Jamaica in 1972, their first visit to Japan in 1990, and a telephone interview in 1998.

Of particular note is the "Treasured Tapes," which feature eight cassette tapes unearthed and published for the first time in their entirety by Kaoruko Togo, the former editor-in-chief who covered the Stones more than any other person in Japan. Along with unpublished photos and testimonials from the editorial staff looking back on the time, the true feelings of the greatest rock 'n' roll band of all time are brought back to life here.

Main contents
Recorded interview (excerpt)
1969 Mick: "A new Japanese restaurant opened in London. I went there to eat sukiyaki."
1979 Ron: "Mick lets me sing."
Keith, 1986: "Bob Dylan said, 'I could have written 'Satisfaction,' so I said, 'Why didn't you write it first?'" (laughs)
Mick, 1988: "Rock needs to stay young to stay alive"
1990 Keith: "How you live is everything"
Mick, 1994: "I'm going to turn to business to do what I want to do."

Behind the Scenes
Keith's hilarious response to the question, "Why didn't you die if you were doing so many drugs?" (Yoko Hayashi)
Kaoru Togo is nervous around Mick because they are so close to each other
Charlie says that Keith is always sleeping (Hoshika Rumiko)

Features
Complete recording of "first-ever public sound sources" excavated from cassette tapes owned by Kaoruko Togo
Over 20 Stones interviews from 1964 to 1998
Unreleased photos and behind-the-scenes recaps from the editor-in-chief and correspondents
From famous quotes and hilarious remarks to their true feelings, relive the Stones through each era

Mick, Keith, Charlie, Ron...
A unique collection of interviews that traces the legend of rock and roll through words.