Ronnie: The Autobiography Book

For the first time, a member of the worldâ??s most famous rock â??nâ?? roll band tells hisâ??and theirâ??story. Raw, unsanitized, nasty and fascinating. An incredible journey. The first of his family to be born on dry land, Ronnie Wood came from a family of water gypsies and was raised in a council flat near Heathrow Airport. Growing up only wanting to paint and play music, Wood was always talented. And in the 1960â??s, he was often in the right place at precisely the right timeâ??becoming the guitar player for everyone from the Birds to Jeff Beck to the Faces and then to Rod Stewart . But Wood and his guitar-playing became super-charged when he joined The Rolling Stones. They were rock royalty from their earliest days, and from the first time Wood performed with the band, careening down New York Cityâ??s Fifth Avenue on a flatbed truck Wood has been at the center of the court and in the middle of the ferment. No band has ever combined the Stonesâ?? success--both artistically and materiallyâ??with their longevity. No other band has ever survived the creativity and clashes of such big personalities. But with success came excessâ??and as mayhem and hysteria followed Ronnie on his adventures through the extremes of rock â??n roll, the drugs got harder and his relationshipsâ??especially with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and the women in his lifeâ??became increasingly complex. A fascinating portrait not just of the Stones, but of the greatest rockers of the 1960â??s and beyondâ??from Eric Clapton to Rod Stewart, Jimmy Page to Keith Moon, Jimi Hendrix to Pete Townshendâ??RONNIE is a rich, revelatory book. Readers have never had a view of the rock world like this before. Read More