Gwyn Headley's comfortably blurred memories of the 1960s include failing to become a rock star (despite playing with Hendrix, Clapton, Pink Floyd, John Lee Hooker, the Small Faces and others) and instead discovering a passion for typography at St. Martin's School of Art in London's Charing Cross Road.
He has somehow combined a lifetime in publishing with writing books on architecture, architectural follies, fonts and Mah-Jong, selling historic landmark buildings, and founding fotoLibra.com, the world's first entirely digital picture library.
He has spent seven months of his life at the Frankfurt Book Fair, and to his eternal regret has never scored a try for Llanelli or Wales.