Summary of Robby Krieger's Set the Night on Fire
Everest Media
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Publisher:
Everest Media LLC
Everest Media LLC
DRM:
Watermark
Watermark
Publication Year:
2022
2022
ISBN-13:
9798822519541
Description:
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The Doors were a young band on their way up in 1966. One night, Jim Morrison, the lead singer, jumped out of a window drunk. I didn’t have much confidence in his grip.
#2 I was the youngest member of the band, and I didn’t have any authority over the others. I was constantly being placed at the crossroads between rock ’n’ roll stardom and scooping Jim’s brains off the pavement. I knew that Jim could be as big a rock star as anyone who had come before him.
#3 The Doors were a band that I auditioned for in 1965. I had met the rest of the band members before, so there was no need for introductions. I came prepared to play the first song we ever played together: Moonlight Drive.
#4 The hair relaxer wore off after a few months, and my sexy mop top went back to looking like a frayed Brillo pad. But thankfully by then I had proven myself indispensable, and the Doors couldn’t get rid of me any more than I could get rid of the worst hair in rock ’n’ roll.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The Doors were a young band on their way up in 1966. One night, Jim Morrison, the lead singer, jumped out of a window drunk. I didn’t have much confidence in his grip.
#2 I was the youngest member of the band, and I didn’t have any authority over the others. I was constantly being placed at the crossroads between rock ’n’ roll stardom and scooping Jim’s brains off the pavement. I knew that Jim could be as big a rock star as anyone who had come before him.
#3 The Doors were a band that I auditioned for in 1965. I had met the rest of the band members before, so there was no need for introductions. I came prepared to play the first song we ever played together: Moonlight Drive.
#4 The hair relaxer wore off after a few months, and my sexy mop top went back to looking like a frayed Brillo pad. But thankfully by then I had proven myself indispensable, and the Doors couldn’t get rid of me any more than I could get rid of the worst hair in rock ’n’ roll.
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