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Limited Edition Rock And Metal Family Trees Now On Sale

November 17, 2009

Since the 1980s, Pete Frame's legendary rock family trees have appeared in magazines and books, on record sleeves and CD inserts, and have been the subject of radio and television documentaries tracing the stories, albums and careers of the members of BLACK SABBATH, LED ZEPPELIN, DEEP PURPLE, JEFF BECK, BUDGIE, CREAM, URIAH HEEP and hundreds more rock acts.

Now Frame's internationally acclaimed and beautifully calligraphed rock genealogies are available for the first time ever in numbered and signed (60 x 80cm) limited prints, through his company The Family Of Rock. Each family tree is exquisitely printed on finest quality DaVinci Archival 300gsm paper — in a limited and numbered edition of 100.
All are signed by Pete Frame, who will be honored to personalize the dedication to your requirements. Priced at £250 plus VAT, the artworks are painstaking dated histories featuring interviews, precise lineup details and changes of each band covered.

For more info contact Gavin Martin, The Family Of Rock communications director, at [email protected], or visit www.familyofrock.com.

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