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| Publisher | Pan Macmillan |
| ISBN 13 | 9780330448567 |
| ISBN 10 | 330448560 |
| Author | Mick Wall |
| Language | English |
| Book Description | Axl Rose is one of rock's most colourful figures and yet his story has never been properly told until now. Mick Wall knew the original line-up of Guns N' Roses before they were famous and has interviewed them many times. Drawing on exclusive unpublished material he has written a no-holds-barred study of the turbulent life and career of the group's singer and leader. Wall describes Axl's difficult childhood in Indiana and how, after escaping to LA, he and his fledgling band struggled to survive until they signed up by Geffen in 1986. The first album, Appetite for Destruction, turned them into stars but the band's lurid lifestyle took its toll - they embarked on a two-year tour that sounded the death knell for the original line-up. As their lives slipped out of control, the original members bar Axl all left. Axl himself turned into an increasingly reclusive figure, working on the long-awaited Chinese Democracy album. In 2006 he re-emerged into public view as Guns N' Roses embarked on a world tour. Scrupulously researched and vividly written, W. Axl Rose is an explosive biography of one of rock's biggest living legends. |
| About the Author | Mick Wall writes for Mojo and Classic Rock magazine, as well as regularly voicing his opinions on television and radio. The author of over a dozen books, his previous titles include the bestselling biography John Peel and Paranoid, his critically acclaimed memoir of his years working with Ozzy Osbourne. |
| Publication Date | 20080502 |
| Number of Pages | 400 |
W. Axl Rose
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