BLUR bassist Alex James was given a warm reception by fans in Oxford yesterday as he signed copies of his autobiography.
Mr James, who now lives on a dairy farm in the Cotswolds producing cheese, was at Waterstone's in Cornmarket Street signing copies of his book, A Bit Of A Blur.
The book gives an insight into life in one of Britain's biggest bands, the music industry and dealing with the fame and fortune.
Luke Hartigan, music specialist at the store, said: "It was a good turn-out and he was friendly and down to earth and didn't mind talking to the fans.
"He was in one of the biggest bands in recent history so there were lots of people waiting to get their books signed.
"There were plenty of girls waiting to get their books signed, so he obviously hasn't lost any of his charm."
Mr James is pictured signing a copy of his book for Sarah Ellner, 26.
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