Sebastian Bach "18 and Life on Skid Row"
Sebastian Bach "18
and Life on Skid Row" Dey St. /Harper Collins
Sebastian Bach's
Rock And Roll autobiography reveals a former Youth Gone Wild excessive rock
salesman aging gracefully into nostalgia and fatherhood. Everything you thought
you knew about Bach's rock star lifestyle is laid bare in a raw, honest, truth
be told fashion. Bach doesn't hold anything back and why should he? From his
rise to fame with the premier hard rock band, SKID ROW to their inevitable
breakup and his remarkable ability to bounce back from all manner of
roadblocks, this book proves Bach is the premier front man of his generation.
No one holds the torch higher for celebrating rock and roll and all it encompasses.
Bach was not only a poster child for the female fans but also a leader of
rebellious youth all over the world. IF rock and heavy metal had a
spokesperson, Sebastian Bach would be the one.
The raw and brutal honesty retained within
the pages of his book mirror the man himself. From his excitement to jam with
his long time childhood her, ACE FREHLEY, to the crushing disappointment to not
receive credit on FREHLEY"s album for a song they wrote together, this is
a rock and roll cautionary tale.
Far from a single
note rock vocalist, Bach has proven himself to be multifaceted in television
roles and even a stint on Broadway. Vocalist, Partier, rock fanatic, fan,
husband, father, this book clearly reflects a life of grabbing everything by
the throat and never letting go.
Sebastian Bach does not simply play rock and
roll, he eats, breathes and lives it.
He is Rock And Roll.
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