Vince Neil, Mike Sager
Description
The New York Times –bestselling no holds barred sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll autobiography from Mötley Crüe's lead singer.
"So where do we start?
...
War stories. War wounds. I know, I know. Old rock stars fall hard . . . The spandex is over. I've had three plastic surgeries. Still, who do you think gets laid more, me or you? But time does change a man. I ain't twenty-one anymore.
It's a miracle we survived at all. A bottle of Jack Daniel's and uncooked hot dogs do not make for a particularly well-balanced diet. We are all very lucky we didn't kill ourselves. It might look like we were trying to do that but speaking for myself, death was never my intent. I just wanted to feel good, you know? I was just looking for that kick, that high . . .
These days I've got businesses to run. I like the action. Something to get your heart pumping. Healthier than a syringe full of cocaine powder like I was doing back in 'eighty-one with my girlfriend Lovey, that's for sure . . .
But you got to admit . . . those days are a lot more fun to talk about . . ."
"Within the rock-star braggadocio lies an entertaining story of a handsome, insecure guy with a lot of energy who got really lucky. Interviews with friends, business associates, and ex-wives bring much-needed depth to the narrative. To his credit, Neil deals honestly with the suffering he's caused." — Publishers Weekly
Read more