Title: Def Leppard Author: Willy McGilly Genre: Biography Pages: 32 Rating: 1 star Synopsis: Def Leppard's rise to platinum status rock super-stars may have appeared to be the classic over-night rags-to-riches fairy tale but in fact is the result of six years solid graft and rugged determination. In this book author Willy McGilly traces the band's emergence from their hometown of Sheffield, deep in the heart of industrial England, on the crest of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal to their jet-set lifestyle of today ; from their earliest recording of the now legendary 'Getcha Rocks Off' EP to the multi-million smash hit album, 'Pyromania'. My thoughts in the book: I'm going to be honest I hated it. For one thing it couldn't keep my attention and I found it boring. Also if you look things up you can find out that some of the "facts" in this weren't exactly true. I think that the a...