For millions of fans, AC/DC will forever represent the greatest hard rock band of all time.

AC/DC was founded by brothers Angus and Malcolm Young in 1973 in Sydney, Australia. She won the hearts of many of her fans with her rhythmic but at the same time spontaneous concept of rock music, which is still typical for her compositions today. Her success is also evidenced by more than 200 million sold albums and concerts that are sold out long in advance. However, in a successful career lasting more than forty years, the band also experienced downfalls - when in 1980 its singer Bon Scott died prematurely. However, the Young brothers persevered and, with new singer Brian Johnson in their ranks, continued an amazing rock ride, the fruits of which still captivate listeners across generations.

Acclaimed music columnist Paul Elliott pays tribute to one of the most popular musical formations in rock history through this book, containing more than 250 rare photographs.