One Way Out

This definitive oral history of the legendary American rock-and-roll band chronicles their entire career from their 1969 formation to the present day, built on a foundation of exclusive interviews with band members, crew, and family. The narrative is richly complemented by a trove of previously unpublished photographs, backstage passes, and personal memorabilia that bring the band's storied journey to vivid life.

Paul’s deep-dive approach offers an unprecedented, insider's view into the music, the internal dynamics, and the cultural impact of this iconic Southern rock institution. Readers who crave a raw, unfiltered look at the triumphs and turbulence of a band that defined an era will find this account completely absorbing, providing a powerful and resonant portrait of musical brotherhood tested by time and fame.