BEST ROCK AND ROLL BOOKS

Here— I took a picture of a few of my favorites.
Kiss Alive Forever is easily the most informative book on the band’s history since most of their early days were spent touring. I used that book as a resource literally every single day back when I collected bootlegs, so it fell apart. My husband put that spiral binding on it for me.

The Lydia Criss book is beyond words.

The Alice Cooper biography is probably loaded with inaccuracies, but it’s fun anyway.

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The Larry Harris book is good too because it's a glimpse behind the scenes at Casablanca. So it covers more than just Kiss-you get some Parliament and Donna Summer stories. Oddly enough I can't remember if he said much about the Village People.

What about Lipps Inc.?

I just had a flashback and remembered that when we were kids, my cousins and I would hold our noses and sing "Gotta make a move to a town that's RIGHT for me..."  to get that authentic Funkytown  sound.

Back to your topic though.....No One Here Gets Out Alive was one of the first rock bios I read as a teenager, and it's still one of the most memorable. I think that was the book that opened my eyes to the fact that some of these these guys might make  great music, but they're not exactly people I'd want to hang out with.