He contacted an agency that helps people trace their birth mother but he stalled at the first stage. Knowing a fair amount about his life, I knew there would be a lot of sadness, but I was staggered by how much pain Dawn went through. I had just made some money restoring an old Ford Mustang so I went back to the agency and said, "I'm ready. After his strait-laced parents kicked the longhaired, jazz-loving, seeming wastrel out of the family home in Cheltenham, Jones gathered no moss. British Guitarist Brian Jones was born Lewis Brian Hopkin-Jones on 28th February, 1942 in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, UK and passed away on 3rd Jul 1969 Hatfield, Sussex, England, UK aged 27.

Forty years after Jones’s death, a heartbreaking note from his dad, Lewis, turned up in the attic of Lawrence’s family home.

Dawn and I are close in age and the English music scene with the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Animals, Kinks plus numerous other British bands had taken over the world. The mother and child reunion led to multiple trips back and forth across the Atlantic and a reconnection that the Internet has abetted. Rebel Wilson and her fiancee Ramona Agruma hold hands as they head back to their hotel after partying until 2 a.

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When we were eating in a cafe, there were Japanese tourists taking pictures of Bill through the window. People forget that he by far and away was the best looking stone and women just couldn't resist him until the real Brian came out. The evidence came from unseen police files held at the National Archives and from people who were at Jones's house that night.

Though there is ample reason to believe the blond guitar player with an iconic perma-sneer was also seeing other women at the time, they were a couple for most of 1964. She also tells you about her life growing up - she tells you candidly about her own experiences, emotions, and thoughts during every memorable stage of her journey.

There are black and white photos of Dawn, wearing white trousers and a tight jumper, her large dark eyes looking straight at the camera lens - a mix of American beatnik and convent school prim, attesting to her Roman Catholic schooling in the Norfolk seaside town of Great Yarmouth. For anyone who was around at the time it will be a trip down memory lane and for those who weren't it will be a way to visit the most interesting era there ever was in music. One of Jones’s lovers, the actor Zouzou, tells Broomfield that Jones hated the way the band was evolving away from the blues. Photographs of her with the band and numerous accounts in books and the British press acknowledging her as a mother of one of Jones’ multiple children is just some of the evidence corroborating her story. I’m not going to give you a detailed synopsis here, but I can tell you that anyone with even the slightest bit of curiosity about Brian Jones, The Rolling Stones, or the mania surrounding the British rock groups of the early-mid 1960’s, would be absolutely glued to every page of this memoir.