Terminally ill rocker Wilko Johnson will show fans he is still going strong by holding an album signing session in London next week.
The former Dr Feelgood guitarist was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer in January 2013 but the plucky star refused chemotherapy treatment and instead headed out on a farewell tour.
He has since defied medics who gave him just months to live by continuing to stun fans with live shows, and he has even recorded a final album with The Who frontman Roger Daltrey.
Now Johnson has decided to address his followers in person by staging an album signing at a London branch of record store HMV on Tuesday.
He will autograph copies of the record, Going Back Home, just a day after its release on Monday.
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