Paul McCartney's Book Chronicles Wings Era Post-Beatles Split

As tensions within The Beatles reached a breaking point, the band faced significant discord during the recording of 'The White Album' in 1968 and the 'Let It Be' sessions in 1969. John Lennon famously declared he wanted a 'divorce' from the group during a meeting on September 20, 1969, leading to Paul McCartney's eventual withdrawal from the band as he focused on his debut solo album, 'McCartney,' released in April 1970. This marked the official end of The Beatles, although their final album, 'Let It Be,' was released in May 1970, resulting in further disputes among the band members regarding finances and music rights, particularly with the involvement of new manager Allan Klein. Despite the split, McCartney has since found success with his band Wings, which he chronicles in an upcoming book titled 'Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run,' set for release in November. The book reflects on his journey post-Beatles, highlighting the band's rise to fame and the challenges they faced. McCartney's narrative will also include personal anecdotes and a celebration of Wings' musical legacy.