Looks cool, but I can't help that notice that your name does not appear on the Commodore 64 index.... So whose maps actually got used?
Now that I took the time to look through the book, I think it may just be Rekrul's first map of Prince Of Persia. I thought Ghosts 'N Goblins or Action Biker might have been from here but close inspection reveals differences in the sprites that appear, however the Prince of Persia map matches, animated flames and all.
I guess I got a little excited. I do remember saying he didn't really have to credit me as long as he credited the mapmaker, but apparently he did both. Maybe I don't need to toot my horn more than necessary. Sorry about that.
However, it is a good book. My experience with the C64 is actually rather limited myself, but I still find fascination with this book. If not for the hassle of finding the rightsholders, a NES book in a similar style with tons of screenshots and art would be incredible too. Then again many of the major studios from the NES era are still around, so the tricky thing wouldn't be to find them, but to actually get permission.
EDIT: The PDF version also thanks a Toni Bianchetti for game maps, in addition to Benjamin Wimmer. So I don't know which one is Rekrul, and/or if another map was used that I'm not aware of, that may or may not be on VGMaps.