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Def Leppard Visual History Preview
07/05/2011
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(Gibson) For over 30 years, Def Leppard have served up rock anthems to legions of fans, tallying over 65 million album sales worldwide. Now, legendary rock journalist Ross Halfin is giving fans a glimpse inside the machine that created Pyromania and Hysteria with his new book, Def Leppard: The Definitive Visual History.

The 232-page tome covers the history of the band, from their early days on the Sheffield club scene to 21st Century, globe-spanning arena tours.

Def Leppard: The Definitive Visual History goes on sale July 5. Joe Elliott and company have just released a video preview, featured here

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