Yes, it’s the moment you’ve been waiting for. The three most influential, monumental and existential names in British Rock have teamed up, and it’s all in the name of Charity.

The Faces, The PRS and Customskins.co.uk have formed an unholy union, and the result is this: http://www.helpingtheheartofmusic.com/ItemDetails.asp?id=11 . Yes, you can buy the right to own a fabulous custom skin, printed by customskins.co.uk, and signed by none other than the Drummer Out of the Faces! Good cause? You betcha - the PRS Benevolent Fund is a top draw charitable organisation.

Here’s some further information about these three behemouths:

The Faces have been making music since something known as ‘The Sixties’. I wasn’t around to experience this heady time, but I’m told by the few people that do remember the era that it was jolly good indeed. The Faces’ website remains unchanged since their formation year of 1969. A famous ex Member of the Faces is Rod Stewart, who played in Ipswich once, under his solo guise of ‘ROD STEWART’. The drummer responsible for the epic feat of signing the customskin is none other than Faces drummer Kenney Jones. They have reformed especially for this historic charity concert, and by god it’s going to be worth it.

The PRS are solely responsible for all drummers being alive. Without the PRS all drummers would be dead because they’d have nowhere to live, nothing to eat, and no Sierra Estates to hoon around in. This is due to the fact that the PRS go around and get money off all the people who listen to music, and give it to all the people who make it. They’re good, good people, and you should respect them cos they tell it.

Customskins.co.uk are the worlds most daring and prominent music publicists. Eschewing the conventional channels, customskins.co.uk promote bands through a magical plastic disc known as ‘YE OLDE CUSTOM SKINE’. Without customskins.co.uk the world would be nothing, and would essentially implode. FACT.

Quite a combination, I’m sure you’ll agree. The “Helping The Heart of Music’ concert, which accompanies the charity auction, is happening on 25th October at the Royal Albert Hall, and I believe tickets are available here.