Tony Cottee will be signing copies of his new 'Career Goals' DVD at the Lakeside club store on Thursday evening.
The West Ham United great will be on hand to meet fans and pose for photographs from 6pm-8pm.
For directions on getting to the Lakeside store in West Thurrock, Essex, click here.
Cottee, the 1986 PFA Young Player of the Year, netted his first goal for the Hammers as a 17-year-old in the 3-0 victory over Spurs at the Boleyn Ground on New Year's Day 1983.
It would be the first of 146 goals he would net in two spells in a claret and blue shirt, including the 26 he scored when helping West Ham secure their best-ever league placing of third in the old Division One in 1985/86. That figure helps him remain fifth in West Ham's all-time scoring list, a position unlikely to change in the current football climate where players rarely stay at the same club for more than a few years.
As such, fans will be delighted to learn that nearly 250 of the 306 senior goals the Hammers great scored during a glittering 18-year career have been put together for the first time on 'Career Goals', a new DVD showcasing the very best of the Forest Gate-born striker.
Career Goals is introduced by Russell Brand, who provides an original eulogy to Cottee's talents. The DVD also features Tony Gale's revelations about the striker's infamous over-zealous scrapbook keeping and Ray Winstone's memories of the player he thought was a ball boy when he first saw him in a Hammers' shirt.