'Rock 'n Roll in a Danger Zone.' - In 1971 the Sydney-based Australian rock group, 'Xanadu' toured U.S. and Australian military bases in war-ravaged Vietnam. For the first time this powerful, true story reveals the hardships, danger, laughter and love experienced by these young Aussies. 'Xanadu' spent seven long, dangerous months 'in country' and performed concerts for over 60,000 Allied troops. The group's oldest member was 21. The youngest just 16. This is their story.

An inspiring book compiled by J.D. Owen containing a rich tapestry of poetry by the highly respected writer, Heather Morrisson. With powerful, stirring, patriotic verses alongside evocative and touching poems that span a lifetime of writing, Heather Morrisson's, 'A Lifetime of Poetry' is a wonderland of creative talent by this amazing wordsmith.

'A Dangerous Place to Play'... Raw, fast paced ....and funny. For the first time - the true story of young Aussie kids who ventured to war-torn Vietnam to entertain American and Australian troops serving in that bloody conflict. In 1971 the Sydney-based rock group, Xanadu signed on for a three-month stint entertaining U.S. and Australian service personnel fighting in the Republic of South Vietnam. Little did the members of Xanadu know they would spend seven long and dangerous months in the war zone. With no training it was a matter of, 'learn to survive'....and quickly The oldest of the...

After over 40 years of media hype, mystery and controversy - for the first time, the whole true story of the shocking and brutal on-stage murder of 19-year-old Aussie singing star, Cathy Wayne in war-torn Vietnam.