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November 2, 2007 15:10

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Franz Ferdinand book out later this month

Unseen pictures and band diary entries to be published

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A new book, ‘The A-Z Of Franz Ferdinand’ by Helen Chase, will be released on November 19 through Northumbria University Press.

The book will contain new, previously unseen photographs of the band, plus extracts from their personal journals.

‘The A-Z Of Franz Ferdinand’ will also contain new exclusive interviews with the band members, including insights into their third album, which they are currently working on.

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