The Pagans howled great high-octane rock and roll. The writing is plain spoken, sensible, and focused. Like reading Burroughs’ Junkie or Bruce Caen’s Hollywood.
Nikki Sixx published a book called The Heroin Diaries and this is the soundtrack. A lot of inspired lyrics, but none so beautiful as “Accidents Can Happen.”
A film guide whose focus is rock & roll-based movies. A reference guide for folks in search of music-based feature films, bio-pics, documentaries, and the like.
A brief, breezy history of the sport’s beginnings, its descent as a result of TV, and its rebirth as the sport for the PBR-swilling rockers and Goth girls.
A collection of five short stories. Find it in hip record stores that have a small fiction section with Bukowski, Kerouac, Burroughs, Palahniuk, and Rollins.
Everything is covered, from how to draw vampires to evil children to human-animal hybrids and demon girls. Helpful lessons on eyes, expressions, and hands.
The articles appear year-by-year, and you feel like you’ve gone back in time while you read them, as if you’re experiencing the Beatles phenomenon first-hand.