The book by Roman Bogoslovsky and Irina Klinskikh reveals the phenomenon of the Gaza Strip group and its permanent leader Yura Khoy (Yuri Klinskikh). Their songs are still popular, although neither the group nor its leader have been with us for more than 20 years. Khoy has many fans, but the musical officialdom rejects him as stubbornly as during his lifetime - after all, his work erases any boundaries and breaks out of all genres. He was considered a joker and a hooligan, but he sang about what really worried his listeners, hiding a serious meaning behind the humor. The book touches on all aspects of the musician’s life - concerts, tours, family, relationships with bandmates and, of course, the mystery of his early life. and tragic death. His family, friends, and former members of the Gaza Strip group, who carefully preserve his memory, helped to illuminate the biography of Yura Khoy.