It is a scene from your darkest nightmares Three black-cloaked figures huddle together on the cold and forbidding Hunstanton sands. Soon they are joined by a fourth: their leader bearing food, drink and cigarettes. Still, it is cheerless and what else would you expect? Despatched from the gates of Hell itself to wreak havoc and destruction, The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are stranded on the drear East coast of England by a bureaucratic error that sent them out one hundred years too soon. Tony Clothier weaves a skilful tale - following the fortunes of the dread denizens from Hell as they pursue a torturous path seeking ever to find their way back from whence they came. From the cold sands of Hunstanton to the arid countryside of South East Spain we track the Horsemen through a series of unlikely - yet sometimes hilarious - scenarios to a strange and tumultuous finale. This tale is written for those with joy in their hearts, the spirit of rock and roll in their souls and the few pounds necessary to purchase the book. It is also dedicated (via the first person account of Jake Watson) to any who follow their passion