Featuring an introduction by Richard Hawley.So It Started There chronicles the life and career of drummer Nick Banks, and how he came to be in one of the UK' s most iconic and beloved bands: Pulp. Beginning with his childhood in Rotherham, Nick recounts his personal and musical journey through the genres, first as a punk, then as a goth; how it all started when he was first inspired to pick up the sticks by Sex Pistols drummer, Paul Cook.Flash forward to the eighties, Nick has been playing in a handful of Sheffield groups and spies an ad from his favourite band, Pulp, in a local club. He pays Jarvis and the gang a visit and the rest is history.From there, Nick describes his growth as a professional drummer and musician, the trials and tribulations of chasing success in the music industry, touring triumphs and horrors, the band' s journey from relative obscurity to becoming a global sensation, and the process of writing and recording their most famous albums.Written with warmth, humour and inimitable northern charm, Nick tells all. And with it, tells the story of a band that defined a generation.