Each One Believing: On Stage, Off Stage, and Backstage
Each One Believingisn’t your standard tour memento, but then the tour it chronicles was pretty extraordinary, too.Paul McCartney’s 2002-2003 world tour demonstrated just how much mania an ex-Beatle could trigger more than three decades after the demise of the Fab Four. McCartney, who was approaching his 60th birthday when the tour began, headlined a rapturously received extravaganza that took him from Milwaukee to Moscow, from Tokyo to Tacoma.Each One Believingattempts to capture the tour from all angles via numerous on stage and  backstage photos, interviews,  and press quotes (no need to toot ones own horn when you have a Mexico City newspaper tagging a performance "the most legendary in history forever"). Don’t expect anything in the way of grit in this road tale; the clean-living superstar and his entourage dine on the best vegetarian food money can buy and the youngish sidemen are simply delighted to be performing "She’s Leaving Home" with the legendary Sir Paul.Each One Believingisn’t revelatory in the least, unless one is desires how many crewmembers it takes to construct a stadium-sized rock stage these days (some 140, it seems). But the many who saw McCartney on the triumphant excursion (orBack in the U.S.DVD) and diehard Beatles fans will find it to be a breezy, eye-catching coffeetable book.--Steven Stolder