Bill Wyman and his Rhythm Kings Middelburg 27-01-2009. He plays a headless (and out of the photo frame) Steinberger bass with a regular Precision-Bass-like body

Bill Wyman, (former) bassist for the Rolling Stones, in concert in Chicago, Illinois, USA. With Dan Armstrong london bass

Photograph of the Rolling Stones performing at Helsinki Olympic Stadium. From left to right: Mick Taylor, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman.

The Rolling Stones in concert at the Checkerdome in St. Louis, Missouri (USA) on November 19, 1981. Front: Mick Jagger (left) and Keith Richards (right); back: Bill Wyman; only partly visible: Ron Wood (far left) and Charlie Watts (far right, behind the drums)

At the Ealing Book Festival at Pitzhanger Manor on 29 August, Rolling Stones founding bass player Bill Wyman talked about his and his two most recent books career to TV programme maker Mark Cooper. ‘Billy in the Wars’, which chronicles his childhood during World War 2, and ‘Bill Wyman’s Chelsea’ an exhaustive guide to the area where he has lived since 1982.

Queue for book-signing at the Ealing Book Festival at Pitzhanger Manor by Rolling Stones founding bass player Bill Wyman talked about his and his two most recent books career to TV programme maker Mark Cooper. ‘Billy in the Wars’, which chronicles his childhood during World War 2, and ‘Bill Wyman’s Chelsea’ an exhaustive guide to the area where he has lived since 1982.

At the Ealing Book Festival at Pitzhanger Manor on 29 August, Rolling Stones founding bass player Bill Wyman talked about his and his two most recent books career to TV programme maker Mark Cooper. ‘Billy in the Wars’, which chronicles his childhood during World War 2, and ‘Bill Wyman’s Chelsea’ an exhaustive guide to the area where he has lived since 1982.

At the Ealing Book Festival at Pitzhanger Manor on 29 August, Rolling Stones founding bass player Bill Wyman talked about his and his two most recent books career to TV programme maker Mark Cooper. ‘Billy in the Wars’, which chronicles his childhood during World War 2, and ‘Bill Wyman’s Chelsea’ an exhaustive guide to the area where he has lived since 1982.

At the Ealing Book Festival at Pitzhanger Manor on 29 August, Rolling Stones founding bass player Bill Wyman talked about his and his two most recent books career to TV programme maker Mark Cooper. ‘Billy in the Wars’, which chronicles his childhood during World War 2, and ‘Bill Wyman’s Chelsea’ an exhaustive guide to the area where he has lived since 1982.

At the Ealing Book Festival at Pitzhanger Manor on 29 August, Rolling Stones founding bass player Bill Wyman talked about his and his two most recent books career to TV programme maker Mark Cooper. ‘Billy in the Wars’, which chronicles his childhood during World War 2, and ‘Bill Wyman’s Chelsea’ an exhaustive guide to the area where he has lived since 1982.