If Last Rites gave you unfiltered chaos and survivor's grin, chase it with White Line Fever by .
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- Lemmy's iron liver outlasts everyone's bullshit
- Road-dog wisdom from 40yrs touring hell
- No apologies, no therapy, zero redemption
- Motörhead's speed-freak ethos in every page
If Ozzy's descent felt like watching your own misspent youth through a cracked mirror, Lemmy's White Line Fever is the other side of that glass—raw, unapologetic, and soaked in Jack Daniel's. No redemption arcs, no celebrity therapists, just a bass-slinging outlaw who lived harder than you ever dared and survived on sheer spite. This is the memoir for those who still hear the siren call of excess.
Lemmy builds his testament from road grime, industry bloodsuckers, and the kind of brutal honesty that makes publicists weep. It's the anti-hero's manifesto you've been waiting for since the last Black Sabbath tour ended.
Read it before your own glory days fade into suburban whispers and vinyl dust.
What Readers Are Saying
"This book is incredible...Lemmy’s story in Lemmy’s words is brilliant." — East Bay J, Goodreads
"a fascinating and highly entertaining insight into the life of a legend..." — Peter McLean, Goodreads
"this one stands above the rest...the book is a whole lot of fun" — James Specht, Goodreads
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