It's all in the power of parents.

While Lily Collins has learned plenty about love based on her own experiences, there are two people that have also had a huge influence on her relationships.

Former Genesis tour manager Richard Macphail has announced that he will publish a new book about the band later this year.

In his new memoir, "Not Dead Yet" (Crown Archetype), pop star Phil Collins recalls his drumming audition in 1970 for the group Genesis, the British rock group formed in the late sixties, whose original band members included Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, Peter Gabriel and Anthony Phillips. They would go on to sell more than 100 million records worldwide.

Phil Collins Wants You to Know He Isn’t Dead Yet.

While best known as the guitarist (and sometimes bassist/guitarist) for prog rockers-turned-pop-sensations Genesis, Rutherford takes the title of his autobiography from the 1988 hit of his offshoot group, Mike + the Mechanics.

"Since doing the book and the documentary, I know more about me than I ever did—I studied up," Genesis co-founder Mike Rutherford declares with his wry humor.

Genesis biographer Alan Hewitt will publish A Selection of Shows – Genesis (&Solo) Live Guide 1976-2014 on March 2 via Wymer Publishing.

From the 1976 Trick Of The Tail Tour through to the 2007 reunion, Genesis authority Alan Hewitt details the hundreds of rare recordings that document Genesis in it's natural environment- the stage.

Phil Collins is set to bring out an autobiography because he feels the time is finally "right".