Used. Hardcover. Before Austin was overrun by tech bros and avocado toast, Eddie Wilson and a band of enterprising hippies turned a derelict armory into a legendary sonic sanctuary where rednecks and rockers finally shared a beer. In this rollicking, heavily illustrated memoir, the co-founder chronicles the wild decade that birthed a countercultural capital and hosted everyone from Willie Nelson to the Ramones. It is a wonderfully anecdotal deep-dive into the sheer grit, chaotic booking triumphs, and iconic poster art that kept the doors open against staggering odds. Pull up a stool and crack this one open to discover how a humble music hall shell-shocked the status quo and put Texas permanently on the rock-and-roll map.