The lost Beach Boy

The lost Beach Boy
By:Jon Stebbins,David Marks
Published on 2007-05-29 by Virgin Pub

A biography of David Marks, who as a neighbor of the Wilson brothers was an original member of the Beach Boys, before leaving the band after their fourth album, discusses his relationships with the other band members and his later career.

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