Portraits of Iron Maiden Standard Edition : The Paul Di'Anno Years

Portraits Of Iron Maiden: The Di'Anno Years is the third book in the Portraits range features the legendary Iron Maiden and covers the years the band emerged as a major force in British Heavy Metal with singer Paul Di’Anno. Featuring hundreds of unseen, carefully restored, black-and-white images of the band at play, rehearsing, recording and of course, playing live at a series of pivotal gigs (including the legendary Ruskin Arms) the book charts their emergence as one of the UK’s most important Heavy Metal acts. The book is 230mm square, case-bound, 240 pages, printed on luxury 170gsm matt coated paper.

The book comes with a fold-out poster and is presented in a black slipcase with a gold foil logo.

This main edition comes in 666 numbered copiesJohn Tucker has written a historical essay covering the period, and Kerrang’s founding editor and Sounds writer Geoff Barton shares his thoughts of the period when the band emerged as a major force in the British Heavy Metal scene.