Paul Bruce Dickinson is best known as the lead singer of Iron Maiden. He as also TV presenter, airline pilot, radio show host and record producer. He has two degrees (in history and literature). During a concert with Samson (at Reading Festival 1981), Dickinson knew Steve Harris and Rod Smallwood, respectively bass player and manager of Iron Maiden, they were looking for a singer to replace Paul Di'Anno. So, in 1981 Bruce Dickinson enters the Maiden (debuting at the Sports Palace in Bologna on 26 October 1981 with the song "Remember Tomorrow). The last album of Dickinson with Iron Maiden is "Fear of the Dark" (1992). After, he dedicated to another passion, flying, becoming an airline pilot and for some time exercise the profession full time. Dickinson, some years later, is within the Maiden and the disc of the reunion is called Brave New World (2000). Meanwhile he has also embarked on a 'popular and apreciated solo career.