<p>For many fans, David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust era remains the most extraordinarily creative period in his career. As a member of Bowie's legendary band at the time - The Spiders From Mars - Woody Woodmansey played drums on four seminal albums: <i>The Man Who Sold The World</i>, <i>Hunky Dory</i>, <i>The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars</i> and <i>Aladdin Sane</i>. <br><br>Woody's memoir, which he started work on in 2014, focuses on this key period and brings it to glorious life. With the confidence of youth, Woody always thought he'd be in a famous band but the nineteen-year-old rocker from Hull never expected to be thrust into London's burgeoning glam rock scene, and also into a bottle-green velvet suit and girl's shoes. Playing with Bowie took him on an eye-opening and transformative journey. In <i>Spider From Mars</i> he writes candidly about the characters
