The Gaza Strip group and its permanent leader can be treated differently: some appreciate them for their young sermyazhny lyrics, appeal to folk roots and genre experiments; others scold for the vulgarity of the texts and musical secondary, calling it "collective farm punk." However, one cannot but agree that there is no such person who could replace or outshine Yuri "Khoy" Klinsky - a talented poet and an original musician who is outside of any? any contexts or framework of conventions. This book is about how Yuri managed to "make" a group out of many seemingly disparate elements, in which rock and humor, fairy tales and perestroika household goods, obscene ditties and mystical plots coexisted. The publication includes previously unpublished photographs from the family archive of Yuri Khoy, fragments of interviews with close relatives of the musician, members of the Gaza Strip group and colleagues in the shop.