Tony Klinger

Twilight of the Gods: My Adventures With the Who

Published in Health Business Week, August 14th, 2009

Never before has anyone captured The Who's last moments at the pinnacle of stardom as Tony Klinger does in his riveting new book, The Twilight of the Gods.

The Who were at their peak in the 1970s. Few bands in the world could capture their magic. But time was running out for the classic lineup, and by 1979 Keith Moon was dead of a prescription drug overdose. The documentary film The Kids Are Alright captured the band in their glory, and producer Tony Klinger followed them in their last days of that amazing first line-up and recorded every moment in his diary. Now he tells the dramatic story in The Twilight of the Gods.

The movie showed the band as...

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Source: Health Business Week (2009-08-14)

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