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Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 8/8 with Stephen K. Peeples, 02-13-18    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 8/8 wit...   This is an edited version of the article posted here: https://stephenkpeeples.com/news-and-... Neal Preston was the official tour photographer for Led Zeppelin, Queen, Bruce Springsteen and The Who during their peak years, just for starters. Add The Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Marvin Gaye, Frank Zappa, Guns & Roses, Michael Jackson...the roster goes on forever. Preston's first book, "Exhilarated and Exhausted," published in 2017, collects 336 pages of highlights of his 40-plus year as a rock insider. Preston's "Exhilarated and Exhausted" co-conspirators were rock journalist-turned-filmmaker Cameron Crowe and renowned music photo editor/archivist Dave Brolan. Preston and I met backstage at a Queen concert at the Oakland Coliseum in July 1980. He was shooting the band and I had just joined the Media Relations crew at Elektra Records, Queen's label, and was tasked with hanging out with the band to get info to be used later for press releases, newsletters, bios and creative. Fast-forwarding to February 2018, Preston invited me to visit his Burbank office to talk about "Exhilarated and Exhausted." What was to be a 20-minute interview went on for more than two hours, and could have gone on longer had our schedules permitted. "I decided the route I was going to take was to write a fair amount of text, but to make it about my job," he said. "Here's what it's like having what you think is the glamour job of the 20th or 21st century, but it's not as glamorous as it seems. On the contrary. It's rarely glamorous, and more often than not, exhausting, and the pressures, the stresses, the deadlines -- all this stuff goes into having the job that I have, that not a lot of people on the planet have had. "So I wanted to write about it from that point of view, that would be the spine of it. And then from the spine would grow rock stories, and I've got a million -- you know how many rock stories I have. I've got more than anyone, and they're all great, and they're all real -- none of them are embellished. But I wanted everything to flow from my job and to point back to my job when I was finished telling each individual story. "There are some famous photos in the book, there are some not so famous ones, there are ones that illustrate whatever story I'm telling, but it's really written conversationally with a healthy sense of humor and an even healthier dose of self-deprecation." Rock Photographer Neal Preston with Stephen K. Peeples, 02-13-18 Pt. 1/8    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 1/8 wit...   Pt. 2/8    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 2/8 wit...   Pt. 3/8    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 3/8 wit...   Pt. 4/8    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 4/8 wit...   Pt. 5/8    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 5/8 wit...   Pt. 6/8    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 6/8 wit...   Pt. 7/8    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 7/8 wit...   Pt. 8/8    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 8/8 wit...   (YOU ARE HERE) Video (c) Stephen K. Peeples All Rights and Permissions Secured and Reserved VISIT Stephen K. Peeples' website: https://www.stephenkpeeples.com INTERACT with Stephen K. Peeples on Facebook:   / skpeeples   SUBSCRIBE to Stephen K. Peeples' YouTube channel:    / skpscv   Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 8/8 with Stephen K. Peeples, 02-13-18    • Rock Photographer Neal Preston Pt. 8/8 wit...