Heady Daze

Picking up where the critically acclaimed Salad Daze left off, Heady Daze sees Wayne Hussey revisit the years from 1985 to 1990 leading The Mission through their formation to global success. From headlining some of Europe's major festivals, playing with U2, Robert Plant, and The Cure and sweeping the UK music papers' readers' polls, to the excesses of touring the world and the lurid headlines that followed them wherever they ventured, it's all here in this memoir packed full of candid moments and hilarious anecdotes.


About the Author
Born and raised in Bristol as a Mormon, Wayne Hussey gained international recognition as frontman and principal songwriter in the hugely successful British rock band The Mission. Previously, Wayne was guitarist with The Sisters of Mercy and Dead or Alive, and was one of Pauline Murray's Invisible Girls. Wayne is a vegetarian and a lifelong Liverpool FC supporter, and resides in São Paulo, Brazil. The first volume of his autobiography, Salad Daze, was published in 2019.