'Music had become my talisman … Once atone and in my bed, I could turn up my little radio and be carried away … This world of music gave me hope … i saw it as a destination, something bigger than the options shown to me so far.' At just fifteen, Tana Douglas ran away to the circus that was rock'n'roll in the 1970s, soon taking a job with a young band called AC/DC. While still a teenager, she headed to the UK and later the US to work for a who's who of bands and artists. Life on the road was exhilarating, hard work, occasionally surreal but never dull, particularly when you're the only woman in the road crew and the #MeToo movement is still 40 years away. Whether wrangling Iggy Pop across Europe, climbing trusses while seven months pregnant, drinking shots of JD with Bon Scoft backstage at Wembley, or donning a tailor-made suit to do lights for Elton at Windsor Castle, Tana did it all. Loud is rock 'n' roll like you've never experienced it before, by a woman who not only survived the all-male world of touring but climbed to the TOP and lived TO tell the tale.