Kenney Jones

About the Author

Kenney Jones is a legendary drummer whose rhythmic prowess has defined generations of rock music. Born in London, he rose to fame as a founding member of the Small Faces in the swinging '60s, delivering infectious energy on hits like 'Itchycoo Park' and 'All or Nothing.' After the band's evolution into Faces, Jones continued to groove alongside Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood, capturing the raw spirit of British pub rock. His career pinnacle came in 1978 when he joined The Who, stepping in after Keith Moon's tragic death and powering anthems such as 'Who Are You' with unyielding precision. In his memoir Let the Good Times Roll: My Life in Small Faces, Faces, and The Who, Jones offers an intimate, rollicking account of triumphs, excesses, and enduring friendships in the heart of rock's golden era, revealing the man behind the drum kit with humor and candor.