On July 18, 1966, at the age of 23 and with a Top 10 hit, “I Fought The Law,” on the charts, Bobby Fuller was found dead in a car doused in gasoline outside his Hollywood apartment. In this new book––the first-ever authorized
bio of the Texas musician––Norton Records/ Kicks Books co-founder Miriam Linna teams up with Bobby’s brother and bandmate in the Bobby Fuller Four, Randell, to “reveal the true story of the short life and strange death of Bobby Fuller.” The book delves deeply into Bobby’s childhood, his band’s rise to local fame in Southwestern Texas, his national breakthrough and shocking death.
I Fought the Law: The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller
By Miriam Linna and Randell Fuller
(paperback) $19.95
