I was stunned by the amount of fun I had pouring over the pages packed with over three decades of life with D.O.A and Joe.
-Culture Brats

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They've changed a lot of people's lives.
-David Grohl (Nirvana, Foo Fighters)

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A document that is both an eye-popping tome and a chronological account of the rise and fall (and rise again) of one of punk music's most important acts, from the beginnings of the hardcore movement to becoming the first "political" band to tour China. Named after the band's iconic motto, Talk - Action = 0 is a book that can be flipped through for its stunning visual value alone or can be pored over thanks to Keithley's narration throughout.
-Vancouver Sun

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There's just SO MUCH stuff crammed in here that even if Keithley had never written a single word, it's still a must own for the band's fan base. The fact that the 'narration' is as amusing, entertaining and frequently very interesting as it is, well, the icing on the cake. It's also just plain awesome to look at too.
-Rock! Shock! Pop! (rockshockpop.com)

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You have to love a punk rock book full of pictures. While words work well to tell a band's story, illustrations of DIY concert posters, scribbled set lists, and candid photos from the van capture and frame the zeitgeist that was partially defined by those images. That's why this history of the Canadian hard-core punk band D.O.A. feels so right. It reads like D.O.A. founder Keithley crammed his band's essence into a few hundred pages collaged with posters, photos, artwork, and, of course, his 'I was there' perspective on the group that's often credited with providing the DNA of hard-core punk rock ... This history's scrapbook approach is like D.O.A.'s music-vital and virile.
-Library Journal

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This book is a revealing window onto the history of punk rock and a testament to the resilience of its most enduring practitioners.
-BC Studies

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This is not only a follow-up to Joe Keithley's excellent life on the road with a punk band memoir, I, Shithead: A Life in Punk (as essential as Henry Rollins' Get in the Van), it's also a companion ... by Great Zombie Jesus, the illustrations in this new book are astounding. It is full of the minutiae of a band's career, such as flyers, ticket stubs, photos (candid, on stage and posed), lyrics, song lists, posters, artwork, and their records covers (single picture sleeves, albums, CDs, and compilations, usually both front and back).
-FFanzeen blog

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D.O.A. inspired me and many others with their integrity and musical precision for many years to follow. A true legendary punk band. And pretty good hockey players too ... for Canadians.
-Greg Hetson (Circle Jerks)

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Talk - Action = 0 offers a fresh reminder of the band's relentless work ethic and their propensity for relevant protest, be it against poverty, racism, logging, you name it. D.O.A.'s catalogue could be considered an activist soundtrack. The book also highlights many of the most notorious and satisfying accomplishments of a vaunted punk rock c.v.
-Chart Attack

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The proper medicine growing young minds need.
-Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys)

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They rock out. They blow the roof off. Some of the best shows I've ever seen in my life were D.O.A. gigs. I've never seen them not be amazing.
-Henry Rollins (Black Flag)

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A must-have for every fan.
-Trust Magazine (Germany)

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Keithley's terse, almost punk-like (and occasionally grammar-spliced) prose -- so well-suited to those travails unique to outlier rock and roll -- is accompanied by reams of visual ephemera, from photos and record images to posters, ticket stubs and assorted curios ... With Keithley, talk + action = a damn fine read.
-Canuckistan Music

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It's like walking into a punk rock museum and Joey "Shithead" Keithley is the curator, feeding you endless information and anecdotes for the DOA exhibit.
-Spill Magazine

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Slam that beer down and let Joe Keithley drag your ass through the grimy back alleys and dive bars of Canada's punk rock heritage. This unprecedented illustrated history of Vancouver hardcore legends D.O.A. chokes you out with a barrage of vintage posters, handwritten riders, rare photos, and unfathomable stories from over 30 years of tours, riots, and unbridled punk-rock debauchery.
-Color Magazine

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Joey Shithead casts a long shadow.
-John Doe (X)

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A fascinating account of D.O.A.'s gritty, unapologetic punk rock history, from their inception in 1978 up to the present. The book is packed with old show flyers, set lists, photos and lyrics scratched down on scraps of paper that supplement a chronology of the band's progression.
-Discorder

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One of the highlight's of Talk-Action=0 is the subjective view of changing histories in both political and musical landscapes. Keithley's viewpoint is only one but it comes from a person who has traveled the world and remained engaged in significant changes within it. Talk-Action=0: An Illustrated History of D.O.A. is not only relevant for punk fans but for anyone interested in what it's like to see the world from a tour bus.
-Abort Magazine

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A treasure trove of material for anyone who has ever considered themselves a D.O.A. fan ... Starting from the early days, Talk - Action = 0 chronicles the long and storied history of one of [Canada]'s most important bands ever.
-Georgia Straight

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D.O.A. is a powerful rock band with great punk attitude. JK has always been outspoken and stands up loud and proud for many just causes. Long live DOA!
-Randy Bachman (Bachman-Turner Overdrive, The Guess Who)