In the state of Utah today, there lives a 74-year-old British-Irish expatriate, a husband, father, and grandfather, dedicated football supporter, Ian Rankin reader, and committed vegan. Despite his quiet near-anonymity, this man was profoundly influential in shaping the spirit of our age as a musician, familiar to many followers yet likely unknown to a wider public. Terence “Geezer” Butler has now come forward with his own account of that legacy in his autobiography Into the Void: From Birth to Black Sabbath and Beyond, published in hardback last year and due in paperback this summer.
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