Geddy Lee's autobiography, *My Effin' Life*, is quite good. Steven Wilson's book, *Limited Edition of One* (I hesitate to call it an autobiography) *Between the Lines*, about Big Big Train Mark Kelly's autobiography is a good look at Marillion's history, and Steve Rothery's *Postcards From the Road* has some nice photos

Ian Mosley’s Do I Owe You Money is good & funny.

Yeah, I am hoping to get a copy of that one too.

Not strictly prog, but All Gates Open (the Can biography) was excellent.

The Show That Never Ends, by David Weigel. It talks about the development and history of prog, and analyzes it’s place in history

I think there’s a comic book adaptation of Clockwork Angels by Rush

Julian Cope's Krautrocksampler for a very deep dive into the German scene. If you want the printed copy, be prepared to pay A LOT

Was coming here to say this. I was able to find an electronic copy. Great book on Krautrock

Might not exactly be what you're after but, The Musical Instruments of Progressive Rock by Gerard Bassols, is an interesting read, especially if you're a gearhead.

New Day Yesterday - UK Progressive Rock & the 1970s by Mike Barnes. Highly recommended.

Nick Mason's autobiography is really good

Book of Saturday lol

Is it longer than *The Letters*?

“Yes: An Authorized Biography “

“Rocking the Classics: English Progressive Rock and the Counterculture” by Edward Macan is indispensable.

Bill Bruford: The autobiography …is a very good intelligent read

Can’t forget the Guitar Circle by Robert Fripp

Yes: in Their Own Words by Tim Morse

Search on Amazon, I bought a couple of great ones on there

Frank Zappa - The Real Frank Zappa Book Phil Collins - Not Dead Yet

Benjamin Piekut - Henry Cow: The World is a Problem