Rockaganda is a themed trawl through the past 30-odd years of active Irish rock'n'roll mouthing from the great, the good, the bad, the awful, the hopefuls, the contenders and the totally forgotten. Using his experience as a journalist, his scrapbook (which is now a hardcopy archive), and his contacts book, Tony Clayton-Lea gathers the best of the mutterings of U2. Sinead O'Connor, Ash. Boy-zone, Westlife, Van Morrison, The Pogues, Bob Geldof, and many others. The result is a perfect dip-in/dip-out book that highlights the cream (some smooth, some clotted) of the Irish music industry on a variety of topics, ranging from sex and drugs and rock'n'roll to politics, success, fame, and celebrity.