This is the frank and vivid memoir of the lead singer of indie rock-band The Charlatans.
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Tim Burgess left school at 16 to work at ICI, his real love was music and soon afterwards he was invited to join new band The Charlatans. They went on to have three UK no. 1 albums and 17 Top 30 singles.
"Clear, honest. An unusually frank and well-written rock memoir." —the Times
"Like the best bits of every cautionary rock star tale . . . there is armed robbery and smuggling. There's serious fraud. There are near and actual death experiences, divorce, industrial cocaine consumption and magnificent cameos from Madonna, Alan McGee, Ronnie Wood, Joe Strummer, LA drug dealer Harry The Dog, and Joaquin Phoenix. A minor classic." —Q
"A vivid read." —Independent on Sunday
"The Charlatans' frontman recalls the heyday of Britpop and Madchester with endearing exuberance. He's unflinchingly honest about the bad times but also peppers his story with anecdotal nuggets about the pitfalls of rock 'n' roll excess." —Metro
"Burgess keeps a level head, a sharp eye and a nice turn of phrase." —Independent
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