Title: An interesting read despite frustrations with style
Product review: An interesting read, but oh, it could have been so much better had Kane's book been passed through the hands of a good editor, which I can only assume it wasn't.Gone would have been the repetitive passages and chapters - especially the strangely unecessary summary chapters stuck in between the 64 and 65 tours - all of which only mire down what could have been an even livelier, seat of the pants narrative.Also gone would be Kane's frustrating knack for pre-empting almost every story with its own punchline, leaving the reader with a somewhat anti-climatic let down each time.Clear all that out and readers could participate wholeheartedly in Kane's unique and exhilerating ride in the slipstream of the Beatles' American tours - a fascinating set of insider tales from a refreshingly earnest, thoughtful and perceptive storyteller.
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