After 50 years, Alan Osmond, leader of the global sensation The Osmonds, pens the complete story behind the family's faith, rise to fame and what it took to keep the family together during the bizarre phenomenon called Osmond-mania.

• During the height of their fame, the Osmonds were not allowed to land London's Heathrow Airport due to the number of fans clogging the terminals.
• Fans would do anything to meet The Osmonds, including holding a knife to a security guard's back, dressing up as hotel employees, and, Allen's personal favorite, shipping themselves to the Osmond's room in a large crate.
• At the tender age of eight-years-old, Alan Osmond was assigned by his father to lead his (then) three siblings in a family band—A journey that carried the boys from a humble Utah farm to international fame and stardom. Alan led their family group for six decades, guiding them through the worldwide phenomenon of Osmond-mania, resulting in sales of more than 100 million records. Also, Alan was the Executive Producer of the hit Donnie & Marie TV series.

• In his late 30s Alan was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) a diagnosis which eventually ended his performing career. Alan's life story is movie worthy—tackling a brutal and competitive entertainment world, six years in the military, Multiple Sclerosis, and fathering eight sons who also launched a successful entertainment career. Allan's love of God, family and country dictated every choice he made and helped the family navigate and survive the sirens of extreme fame and fortune.

• The new book includes more than 100 never-before-published photos and free music downloads.