Hi, I'm a huge fan of autobiographies and recently I've really enjoyed reading about the extravagant lifestyle of some rockstar legends. What's your favorite?

[ysgol]

Thanks a lot Mr Kibblewhite - Roger Daltrey. Brilliant book.

Thanks a lot Mr Kibblewhite - Roger Daltrey. Brilliant book.

Great suggestion, thanks!

If someone has other suggestions feel free to post them.

Most definitely The Heroin Diaries by Nikki Sixx.

Most definitely The Heroin Diaries by Nikki Sixx.

Wow, that could be a really interesting book, thank you very much BookLover!

[cmjr100]

Motley Crues the Dirt and Led Zepplins Hammer of the Gods (although that isn't autobiog) are both fascinating studies of excess
Phil Collins book is actually much better than I thought it would be
Anything Mick Wall writes is worth reading, he's done a few interview/memoir type things and a couple of biographies

Motley Crues the Dirt and Led Zepplins Hammer of the Gods (although that isn't autobiog) are both fascinating studies of excess
Phil Collins book is actually much better than I thought it would be
Anything Mick Wall writes is worth reading, he's done a few interview/memoir type things and a couple of biographies

Awesome! Thank you cmjr100!

It's not exactly a biography of a rock star, but it's in a similar vein -- the book by Debbie Spungen's mother, And I Don't Want To Live This Life. Amazing read. I'd also include in not-autobiography, but close enough, Touching From a Distance by Deborah Curtis, the wife of Ian Curtis.

The Heroin Diaries, as mentioned earlier, is awesome, and I also liked Keith Richard's memoir, and everything by Willie Nelson! Oh, and Kurt's journals, of course.

There's also that book by a guy who accidentally ended up being G.G. Allin's roadie which makes you want to poke out your eyes and claw off your skin, but is a fascinating in a road accident way, if you have the stomach for it.

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Revised edition) by Joel McIver.

It's not exactly a biography of a rock star, but it's in a similar vein -- the book by Debbie Spungen's mother, And I Don't Want To Live This Life. Amazing read. I'd also include in not-autobiography, but close enough, Touching From a Distance by Deborah Curtis, the wife of Ian Curtis.

The Heroin Diaries, as mentioned earlier, is awesome, and I also liked Keith Richard's memoir, and everything by Willie Nelson! Oh, and Kurt's journals, of course.

There's also that book by a guy who accidentally ended up being G.G. Allin's roadie which makes you want to poke out your eyes and claw off your skin, but is a fascinating in a road accident way, if you have the stomach for it.

Wow, thanks you for all these books!

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Revised edition) by Joel McIver.

Thanks, I really appreciate it!

[Ebook-Collector]

Slash The Autobiography by Slash

[Castleman66]

Kink: By Dave Davies of the Kinks. Brutally honest.

Mary Wilson - Dreamgirls
Mary Wilson - Someday We'll Be Together
Smokey Robinson - Inside My Life
Tina Turner - I, Tina
Etta James - Rage To Survive
Bettye Lavette - A Woman Like Me


All of these were good.

I am Ozzy - Ozzy Osbourne