Tommy Lee Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Drogeneskapaden, wilde Sexabenteuer, kaputte Hotelzimmer, Schlägereien und Gefängnisaufenthalte. Wer glaubt, schon alles über Rock'n'Roll-Exzesse zu wissen, kennt entweder Mötley Crüe nicht oder hat dieses Buch nicht gelesen. Die amerikanische Hardrockband hat seit ihrer Gründung Anfang der 80er-Jahre alles unternommen, um den bekannten Rockstar-Klischees die Krone aufzusetzen. Gemeinsam mit Bestsellerautor Neil Strauss gelang ihnen mit „The Dirt“ eine unglaublich wilde, unterhaltsame und grandios witzige Bandchronik, die von Netflix jetzt verfilmt wurde. Ausstattung: mit zahlreichen Abbildungen

In American Pride, Jill Liberman collected the thoughts of notable Americans, from captains of industry to sports stars, politicians to media celebrities, on what being American means to them. Spotlighting the patriotic spirit and visual splendor of our country, these words and photographs reflect homegrown affection for life, liberty and the pursuit of justice.It is most often in trying times that we take stock of ourselves, our rights, our heritage, and our purpose. For the past few years, the question of what it means to be an American has been asked more often — by each citizen, in the national press, and around the globe — than it has for generations.Fueled by recent events, this wellspring of emotion and dignity features the thoughts and spirit of over 70 notable Americans. Selected for their diversity in different facets of public life, this gathering of national honor bestows upon American Pride a visual and verbal bounty of the grace, strength and courage of our land.

Rock star Tommy Lee recounts his turbulent life, discussing his years with Motley Crue, his three marriages, his likes and dislikes, the events and people that have shaped his life, and other related topics.

Motley Crue's bestselling The Dirt - penned with collaborator extraordinaire Neil Strauss - set a new bar for rock 'n' roll memoirs. This book covers various topics on Motley Crue - the voice of a barely pubescent Generation X, the anointed high priests of backward-masking pentagram rock, and the creators of MTV's first power ballad.