Bruce Springsteen with Jackson Browne & David Lindley at the Main Point - Phil Ceccola Paul McCartney Frank Zappa photographed at his

Frank Zappa photographed at his home in Laural Canyon for the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine from famed photographer Baron Wolman

It was recreated by another photographer for the album because I didn’t have the right film format

There is nothing better than a "star" from the world's most famous "Starr" "Starr On" is extremely limited to only 30 signed copies worldwide

230 of his photos are in the permanent collection at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

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Bruce Springsteen with Jackson Browne & David Lindley at the Main Point - Phil Ceccola Paul McCartney Frank Zappa photographed at hisPhil Ceccola began following Bruce Springsteen when he was still playing small clubs, then took thousands of pictures of him as his career exploded. One of his photos of a bedraggled Springsteen graced the cover of the Boss 1998 compilation album, Tracks, and its abridged version 18 Tracks. Ceccola used to help drive Bruce around town in the early days. He got to be friends with Bruce and sometimes hang around his house. Ceccola's are some of the best