Neil Young has been making albums since 1968 and is more in the public eye today than he has ever been. His influence is clear on the music of many of today's new bands such as Pearl Jam. His latest album, Harvest Moon, is hailed by many as his best yet and he has gained a whole new generation of fans whilst keeping those who have followed him for years. Young has always been out of step with mainstream rock, unfazed by trends or demands. His sojourn with Crosby, Stills and Nash (with whom Young temporarily regrouped in 1988), saw his most creative period, although his almost maniacal solo output has never been less than interesting. In this book the author tracks the long career of the Canadian born singer including details of his involvement with Crosby, Stills and Nash and also Pearl Jam. His live performances are listed in some detail and his career is documented with scores of colour and black and white photographs.