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Freddie Mercury was one of the most brilliant frontmen ever. When he died in 1991, the music world lost one of its most colourful characters, as well as an extremely talented writer and vocalist. Best known as the lead singer of Queen, his amazing four-octave voice was a hallmark of the band's unique sound, which led to more than a dozen million albums in the 1970s, 80s and early 90s.

Freddie Mercury: A Kind of Magic portrays his extraordinary career in the context of the life he led in the glory of rock stardom. With expert insight, Mark Blake traces Freddie's astonishing achievements from his childhood in Zanzibar and India to his worldwide performance at Live Aid in 1985 and beyond.
Freddie Mercury: A Kind of Magic is an important tribute to a truly innovative recording artist and an irreplaceable performer who rocked the world.