Something Quite Peculiar

Come inside the world of Steve Kilbey singer songwriter and bassist of one of Australia's best loved bands, The Church. From his migrant ten pound pom childhood through his adolescence growing up during the advent of The Beatles, Dylan and The Stones to his early adventures in garage bands and neighbourhood jams. His misadventures with a full time job and a 9 to 5 life and wild adventures with The Church as they conquer Australia and then the world. The tours. The records. The women. And then the heroin addiction which enslaved him for ten long years. Then the two sets of twins he fathers along the way and branching off into acting, painting and writing. From snowy Sweden to a cell in New York City, from Ipanema beach to Bondi, Kilbey stumbles through his surrrealistic life as an idiot savant that will make you smile as well as want to kick him up the arse. After coming out the other side his tale is simply too good not to be told. Narrated with unusual and often pristine clarity we and with much focus on his considerable musical talent.

“"As rockmusic autobiographies go, this offering by The Church's frontman Steve Kilbey is a standout." - Canberra Times, Panorama "a must-read account of more than 40 years in the music business." - Weekend West”

"As rockmusic autobiographies go, this offering by The Church’s frontman Steve Kilbey is a standout." - Canberra Times, Panorama

"a must-read account of more than 40 years in the music business."  - Weekend West

The rock-and-roll story of the lead singer of The Church.

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