This candid memoir traces the wild, improbable life of one of rock’s most notorious frontmen. Rising from a tough working-class childhood in Birmingham to global fame as the lead singer of Black Sabbath and later a successful solo artist, Ozzy Osbourne recounts the birth of heavy metal, the chaos of life on the road, and the excesses that nearly destroyed him. With disarming humor and blunt honesty, he reflects on addiction, family, fame, and survival against the odds. By turns outrageous and surprisingly heartfelt, this autobiography offers fans and music lovers an inside look at the man behind the legend and the era he helped define.
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