Explore the definitive account of one of music's most legendary figures with Paul Weller: Dancing Through the Fire: The Authorised Oral History. Written by Dan Jennings, this comprehensive book offers an intimate, compelling narrative of Paul Weller's influential career, spanning The Jam, The Style Council, and his prolific solo work.

This groundbreaking oral history weaves together never-before-told stories and perspectives from Weller himself and those integral to his journey, providing unparalleled insight into the artist who shares the rare distinction with Lennon and McCartney of achieving Number 1 albums in five consecutive decades.

• THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER
• A ROUGH TRADE, RESIDENT, UNCUT, SHINDIG!, CLASH MAGAZINE AND TLS BOOK OF THE YEAR
• Praised by MOJO as 'as definitive an account of the artist as we have to date'
• Described by the Daily Telegraph as offering a route to understand Weller, presenting a picture that is never less than surprising.

• An authoritative and comprehensive oral history covering Paul Weller's entire musical evolution.
• Features intimate recollections and perspectives from key figures in his career.
• Offers insights into the connection between Weller and his fanbase across generations.

• Author: Dan Jennings
• Contributors: Paul Weller
• Binding: Paperback
• Language: English
• Print Length: 784 pages
• Publication Date: June 11, 2026
• ISBN-13: 978-1408721605
• Dimensions: 126 x 196 x 38mm
• Weight: 550g

For any fan of British rock music, this volume serves as the closest thing yet to a Weller memoir, detailing a career marked by enduring popularity and constant artistic evolution.