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I stumbled upon the first 30 pages on Nikki Sixx's myspace page back in 2007, and after I finished that small bit I was feeling anxious...I 'needed' to read the rest. Early the next morning I set out for my local Barnes & Noble and bought the book.
It was a fast read, but a nice chunk of information. At times it grows a bit redundant, but in the book's defense, looking at his life, it was pretty redundant itself at times. What I found in this book was an honest description of a man consumed by drugs- feeling as though he would die if he were to quit, but knowing he could only have a short while to life if he remained on them.
It's brutally honest, and easy to relate to- addict or not, but again, it can become quite redundant. I think it's a book that a person would either completely love, or absolutely hate.
I have never been a Motley Crue fan, but found Nikki Sixx's side project Sixx A.M. to be quite good- if you read the book, you should check out their album of the same title- it goes hand in hand.
It was a fast read, but a nice chunk of information. At times it grows a bit redundant, but in the book's defense, looking at his life, it was pretty redundant itself at times. What I found in this book was an honest description of a man consumed by drugs- feeling as though he would die if he were to quit, but knowing he could only have a short while to life if he remained on them.
It's brutally honest, and easy to relate to- addict or not, but again, it can become quite redundant. I think it's a book that a person would either completely love, or absolutely hate.
I have never been a Motley Crue fan, but found Nikki Sixx's side project Sixx A.M. to be quite good- if you read the book, you should check out their album of the same title- it goes hand in hand.