Rock 'n' read is a thing -- especially thanks to best-selling memoirs in recent years from Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, Bruce Springsteen, Patti Smith and others. The fourth-quarter of 2020 has been no different, with lavish, coffee table-sized photo books added to the usual mix of biographies, treatises, histories and other printed matter. And with no concerts at the moment, there's theoretically plenty of time to read 'em. As the year rolls to a close, then, here's a look at some of the most notable titles the publishing world has popped out during the past few months... - Advertisement - ⢠"All Exce$$ -- Occupation: Concert Promoter" by Danny Zelisko (self-published): The Chicago impresario (also a sports enthusiast and souvenir collector) has tales to tell -- about artists, his colleagues in the business and more -- and plenty of entertaining Windy City wind to tell 'em. His extensive photo collection is on display here, too. You'd definitely buy a ticket from this man. (Baseball great Kirk Gibson wrote the foreword.)