First edition of From Station to Station: Travels with Bowie 1973 - 1976 by Geoff MacCormack (2007)

First impression 

This is a limited edition of 2000 numbered copies 

Large format hardback in fine condition 

David Bowie has signed a facsimile reproduction of an original 'While You Were Out' memo collected from the time he spent on the road, the sea and on the rail with school friend and companion Geoff MacCormack from 1973-76. The hand-signed bookplate is pasted onto the inside front cover of your limited edition book

Signed and numbered by Geoff MacCormack to a dedicated page in the front of the book

This is number 680

The book is beautifully printed onto heavyweight art paper and bound by hand. Quarter-bound in red leather with padded printed-Imitlin boards, embossed silk badge, gold tooling and page edging

Housed in a unique presentation valise-style case which opens completely flat, refolds and magnetically fastens snugly around it

Book and case are also presented in a soft protective pouch with a foil-stamped title.

Foreword by Bowie

About

Geoff MacCormack takes us on his journey with the legendary David Bowie. We accompany him on stage when Ziggy Stardust was retired; to the famous Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia to record Pin Ups, Diamond Dogs, Young Americans and Station To Station; backstage at such venues as Madison Square Garden in New York and the Universal Amphitheatre in LA; performing in front of the likes of Diana Ross, Paul McCartney, Salvador Dali and The Jackson Five; and on set during the filming of Nic Roeg's The Man Who Fell To Earth.

We are driven in Bowie's Winnebago from LA to Albuquerque in one night with the help of a fountain pen; witness to a drug bust in Atlanta; nearly stabbed in New York and stranded with no ID in the wastelands of the USSR in 1973.