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Ex-Stereophonics drummer to write memoirs

Stuart Cable to publish book about his time in the Welsh band

April 6, 2009 | 4 Comments
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Former Stereophonics drummer Stuart Cable has written a book about his time in the Welsh group.

The autobiography, entitled 'Demons And Cocktails', promises "to reveal the true personalities" of the people Cable worked with, as well as talking about his departure from the band.

Cable was sacked from the group in September 2003, and has since presented radio shows and performed as Stone Gods' drummer.

The book is published today (April 6) - for more information go to Stuartcable.co.uk

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aphexbin

Apr 6, 2009

Man I hate the stereophonics more than any other band. More than Snow Patrol, The Hoosiers, Scouting For Girls and even Razorlight, I hate them more than Razorlight.

semi_mental

Apr 6, 2009

Dude, NO-ONE's as hateable as Razorlight!

mbowie9

Apr 7, 2009

why do you hate them? is it cos they havent had to suck media cock to sell millions of records and gain the respect of creditable muscians like Noel Gallagher, Roger Daltrey, Paul Weller n Ray Davies and dont play ball with the NME cos there actually great musicians n Kelly Jones is a great songwriter and story-teller and not a cockend like doherty or which-ever band the NME hyping up for the sheep to follow next?? since definitley maybe only word gets around comes close to be as good a debut record but suppose the distinct lack of skinny jeans may not make them appeal to the nme crowd!!! and suppose being inspired by AC/DC Neil Young Bob Dylan n The Jam isnt quite as important as being influenced by the strokes or the libertines ay?