The Show That Never Ends is to be republished in early 2007. Martyn Hanson has fully revised and updated this new edition with loads more info and brand new and exclusive interviews. The book has also been totally redesigned from cover-to-cover and now includes over 150 rare and previously unseen photographs throughout! What they said about the first edition: Making Music January 2001 "On a purely musical level the authors do a bang-up job." Mojo February 2001 "Read as a chronicle of three musicians swimming manfully against the tide of popular fashion for over 20 years it's often grimly fascinating." Classic Rock February 2001 "The ELP story is followed to its ignominious end after the 1998 tour with Deep Purple and Dream Theatre, when Lake vetoed any new album without his presence as a producer. It's a low key denouement to the story so far but, in this book at least, there's more to come. The only major disappointment of the book is the picture section. Aside from that, Tarkus a bow, chaps." What's On March 2001 "Most people under 30 will have never heard of ELP, but for musos and those with a palate for prog rock this is worth a dip; a better cover and inside photos may be a good idea for future re-prints." Helter Skelter Publishing 2000, ISBN 1-900924-17-X Helter Skelter Publishing 2007, TBC Return to top of page				Above: Martyn with Carl Palmer at the launch for the original edition at Helter Skelter in London, 2000. Below: Carl signs copies of the limited hardback in the HS basement.