As many of you will know, we at Gonzo are publishing some of Dan
Wooding’s books. We have already brought out Caped Crusader – Rick Wakeman in
the 1970s and Terry Dene: Britain’s First Rock and Roll Rebel, and we will soon
be publishing, King Squealer, which Dan co-authored with Maurice O’Mahoney, who
was one of the famous, or infamous, super-grasses of the 1970s. That one carries
a foreword by Rick Wakeman who got to know O’Mahoney very well. Dan now lives in
Lake Forest, California, which is a city just outside of Los Angeles and
recently his local paper, The Orange County Register, came to his home to write
up a front-page feature about his extraordinary life which has seen him work for
some of Fleet Street’s tabloids – The Sunday People and The Sunday People, as
well as now being an undercover reporter in many of the world’s hotspots
highlighting the plight of persecuted Christians. He also has a radio and TV
show in the Los Angeles area. The paper’s photographer took some 90 photos while
visiting Dan’s home, and I thought you would like to see this one of him with
some of his many books, including some of ours.
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
DAN WOODING IN THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
As many of you will know, we at Gonzo are publishing some of Dan
Wooding’s books. We have already brought out Caped Crusader – Rick Wakeman in
the 1970s and Terry Dene: Britain’s First Rock and Roll Rebel, and we will soon
be publishing, King Squealer, which Dan co-authored with Maurice O’Mahoney, who
was one of the famous, or infamous, super-grasses of the 1970s. That one carries
a foreword by Rick Wakeman who got to know O’Mahoney very well. Dan now lives in
Lake Forest, California, which is a city just outside of Los Angeles and
recently his local paper, The Orange County Register, came to his home to write
up a front-page feature about his extraordinary life which has seen him work for
some of Fleet Street’s tabloids – The Sunday People and The Sunday People, as
well as now being an undercover reporter in many of the world’s hotspots
highlighting the plight of persecuted Christians. He also has a radio and TV
show in the Los Angeles area. The paper’s photographer took some 90 photos while
visiting Dan’s home, and I thought you would like to see this one of him with
some of his many books, including some of ours.
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