Layne Staley, Angry Chair: A Look Inside the Heart & Soul of an Incredible Musician

Staley, Layne

ISBN 10: 0933638132 / ISBN 13: 9780933638136

Published by Xanadu Enterprises, 2003

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Layne Staley, Angry Chair: A Look Inside the Heart & Soul of an Incredible Musician
• Publisher: Xanadu Enterprises
• Publication Date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0933638132
• ISBN 13: 9780933638136
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: As New

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Synopsis

Rock Singer Layne Staley was one of the most private, mysterious and misunderstood performers ever! His story is told by his mother, sister and Layne himself. It dispels the myths about Layne's childhood, his early days in music, and the final, very private years of his life. It contains dozens of never-before-seen drawings, writings and photographs...that all shaped the ALICE IN CHAINS' songwriter/singer who sold millions of CDs...helping revolutionize modern rock.

From the Publisher

In April 2002 the music world lost a truly great musician. The Staley Family lost a son, brother, uncle...they will never forget. Now read the serious truth about Layne Staley from his own words and the words of his closest family members during the last year before his death.

You already knew Layne was once on top of the music world as the frontman for ALICE IN CHAINS...cranking out memorables songs: "Man In The Box," "Angry Chair," "Junkhead," "I Can't Remember," "Rooster" and "Dirt"...among many others. But how did he really get there? Find out.

What was life really like for the patient, disciplined, loving Layne?
Why did his world turn so dark when he was only 8-years-old?
How and why did he come up with such shocking music?
What did he intend it to mean? Find out.

The Author respectfully peers into Layne's life to explore these and other questions. The book's goal is to discover Layne's innermost feelings and motivations. Rock Writer Adriana Rubio also explores The Renaissance Era to demonstrate the connection between Layne's artworks and that historical period. The reader quickly discovers Layne was no ordinary rock singer.