Ronnie Wood's Fearless Featured in the Sunday Mirror

Ronnie Wood's Fearless: The Anthology was featured in this weekend's Sunday Mirror, with veteran showbusiness writer Mark Jefferies exploring the stories, photographs and remarkable archive that bring Ronnie's extraordinary career to life.

Jefferies highlights how Fearless opens Ronnie's personal archive, bringing together his legendary guitars, handwritten lyrics, stage clothing, artwork and rare memorabilia – "all specially photographed for the book."

"Alongside the images are Ronnie's words, " Jefferies writes, before exploring Ronnie's recollections of a lifetime in music, sharing memories of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, David Bowie, Rod Stewart, the Faces and many more.

The feature pays particular attention to Ronnie's early collaborations with Mick Jagger during the writing and recording of 'It's Only Rock 'n Roll' and 'I Can Feel the Fire' – sessions that Ronnie describes as his apprenticeship for joining The Rolling Stones.

"Jagger and Richards make things easy. I always give my best, and the process feels very natural." – Ronnie Wood

Jefferies also highlights the attention given to Ronnie's stage wardrobe, with Fearless documenting his evolving style from his first performance with The Rolling Stones in 1975 through to the shirts, jackets and T-shirts worn on the band's 2024 Hackney Diamonds tour.

Published by Genesis, Fearless: The Anthology is told entirely in Ronnie Wood's own words and richly illustrated with photographs, artwork and memorabilia from one of rock's most enduring creative lives.

Looking back on a career that has spanned more than six decades, Ronnie remains characteristically modest:

"I've been blessed. I've definitely been lucky." – Ronnie Wood

Discover more in Fearless: The Anthology at Ron­nieWood­Antho­logy.com