Paul McCartney Announces Book Revisiting His Wings Era

The 528-page oral history, set for release on November 4, explores the formation, music, and adventures of Wings, the band McCartney formed after The Beatles.

The book, titled 'Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run,' chronicles the band's history through interviews with Paul McCartney, bandmates, and others close to the group.
Wings was formed in 1971 by McCartney, his wife Linda, and Denny Laine, producing hits like 'Band on the Run' and 'Live and Let Die' before disbanding in 1981.
Edited by historian Ted Widmer, the book features over 100 previously unseen photographs and draws from more than 500,000 words of interviews.
It highlights the band's musical achievements, personal challenges, and unique experiences, such as surviving a mugging in Nigeria and touring in a school bus.
A documentary by filmmaker Morgan Neville about McCartney's solo career and Wings is also in development, complementing recent reissues of the band's albums.