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AC/DC exhibition opens at Melbourne's Arts Centre
THE Arts Centre is set to be shaken to its foundations with an AC/DC exhibition opening from 7th November to 28th February. Rarities include a leather jacket owned by late singer Bon Scott as well as his passport, handwritten lyrics to Highway to Hell and personal letters. The free exhibition stretches back to the immigration papers signed when the families of Scott and band members Angus and Malcolm Young arrived in Australia. It is the first exhibition the band have approved with items donated by Scott's mother. Angus's sister Margaret has dug up two of his early costumes she made, and Young donated a prototype version of the schoolboy outfit he is now famous for. "We've got the Super Ang outfit, which he wore on Countdown in 1975 and a devil costume that's rarely been seen," curator Tim Fisher said. Exhibition direct link: http://www.acdcfamilyjewels.com/index.php Cheers & Good Rockin' Bernat.