Rock stars of the highest order are contributing to Pearl Jam 20, a book that looks back on the grunge band’s two decades of existence. The tome will be available September 13, and will coincide with the release of the Cameron Crowe-directed documentary of the same name, according to NME.com.
The book was put together by editors/authors Jonathan Cohen and Mark Wilkinson and is being called an “aesthetically stunning, definitive chronicle of the band’s past two decades.” It will feature interviews with Pearl Jam’s friends and collaborators, such as Bruce Springsteen, Dave Grohl and Neil Young. Crowe wrote the foreword and selected songs for a companion album.
Earlier this year, Crowe said that Pearl Jam 20 will include, “the best souvenirs of the past, some fabled footage you’ve heard exists but have never seen, and some interviews.”
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