Welcome to the wonderfully warped world of Leonard Graves Phillips, frontman of The Dickies and survivor of one of punk rock's longest-running and most gloriously ridiculous institutions. "The Dickies And Me" is Phillips' own story, covering both the extreme ups and downs of the band and the considerably less straightforward bits of his life away from it.

Across more than 230 pages, Phillips tells the story with the absurdist humour you'd expect from the man behind The Dickies, accompanied by loads of behind-the-scenes photographs and illustrations by KRK Ryden, whose previous work includes collaborations with Devo. It's a proper substantial hardback rather than some flimsy punk pamphlet - personal, funny and occasionally turbulent, with plenty for anyone who's followed The Dickies through the decades.

And because a book about The Dickies apparently isn't enough, it also comes with an exclusive clear vinyl 7" featuring a previously unreleased track on the A-side and a rare track on the flip!