Moonage Daydream: The Life & Times of Ziggy Stardust

Moonage Daydream is a 2002 collaboration between David Bowie and Mick Rock, featuring over 600 photographs and Bowie's personal commentary. It provides unprecedented insight into Bowie's work and the creation of his iconic persona, challenging and elevating 1970s culture. The book sold out in a matter of months and is now available in a new larger format, preserving Bowie and Rock's original vision.

Format: Hardback
Length: 346 pages
Publication date: 21 June 2022
Publisher: Genesis Publications

‘The closest we’ll ever get to a straight up Bowie autobiography — but who’d ever want anything straight-up from Bowie?’ – Rolling Stone

In 2002, David Bowie and Mick Rock created Moonage Daydream, the defining document of the life and times of Ziggy Stardust. Twenty years later, it remains the closest readers will get to understanding Bowie through his own words.

Alongside over 600 photographs taken by Mick Rock, Bowie’s personal and often humorous commentary gives unprecedented insight into his work and the creation of his most memorable persona. Readers can see how Bowie singlehandedly challenged and elevated 1970s culture through his style, his inspirations ranging from Kubrick to Kabuki, and his creative spirit, which endures through the decades. Moonage Daydream is the essential David Bowie book.

First published as a signed limited edition, Moonage Daydream sold out in a matter of months and became lore among David Bowie fans. Now, on the 50th anniversary of Bowie’s acclaimed album, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, the book is available again. Published in a new larger format, this uncut edition keeps to Bowie and Rock’s original vision, allowing us to explore Moonage Daydream the way the authors intended.

‘This is a book of extraordinary photographs. Ziggy Stardust blazed briefly but intensely, and I am delighted to see his life and times as a rock’n’roll star immortalised in this book.’ – David Bowie

Weight: 2770g
Dimension: 257 x 357 x 34 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781905662722