Just picked this book up and read about half of it so far. I'm not the biggest Motley Crue fan or Nikki Sixx fan but this book gives a very scary glimpse into the world of addiction. I highly recommend it. You can get it on Amazon for less than $20. He's donating 25% to charity, can't remember which one but it's one to help keep kids off the streets.

The artwork is also very good. It's a lot like the movie Sin City or 300. Kind of that Frank Miller look.

Anyone with an addiction, past or present, or anyone with a loved one that has struggled should read this. Gives you an idea of what goes on in their heads.

If you like Nikki's music, here is his new single based on beating his addiction.

http://video.ugo.com/vplayer.aspx?articleID=21156

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Originally posted by FRZ:
If you like Nikki's music, here is his new single based on beating his addiction.

http://video.ugo.com/vplayer.aspx?articleID=21156

I downloaded the whole disc from Itunes...Great, great disc. Kind of like a rock opera of sorts. The spoken dialogue intertwined in the songs is very unique.

I picked up the album Thursday Night. So far, it rocks.

I paged through it the otehr day when a coworker brought it in. Intersting style. It's written in the actual blurbs with comments added later. The thing weighs a ton from the glossy paper used throughout. Tough read from what I saw but good.

The more I listen to the album, the more brilliant I find it. A few tracks sound like he was listening to a lot of Danny Elfman sountracks and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, but it's cool.