Smoke Jumper, Moon Pilot: The Remarkable Life of Apollo 14 Astronaut Stuart Roosa
A self-described "child of the Space Race," author/columnist/lecturer Willie G. Moseley came of age in Montgomery, Alabama during the original Civil Rights Movement. But while he paid attention to the historical changes that were unfolding in the Deep South in the Sixties (and would write about such occurrences decades later), he was, like millions of other people around the globe, fascinated by the primeval efforts of the human species to journey into outer space, and he also paid close attention to the events that were taking place on the Atlantic coast of Florida and somewhere inside the Soviet Union.Moseley is the senior writer forVintage Guitar Magazine.He began writing for that periodical in 1989, and in the ensuing decades, has interviewed hundreds of guitar players and builders. He also presently serves as News Editor/columnist/photographer forThe Tallassee Tribune.He has been collecting guitars (with a current emphasis on basses and custom-made instruments) since 1972.Willie resides in central Alabama with his wife Gail, daughter Elizabeth, and their pet Schnauzhund, Josie.This is his eighth book.