The most influential, enduring, and iconic metal band of the 1980"s reveals everything a tell–all of epic proportions. This unbelievable autobiography explores the rebellious lives of four of the most influential icons in American rock history. Gripping and compulsively readable, Motley Crue"s entry in the tell-all autobiographical stakes is a tour de force of a genre that had its genesis in books like S.T.P., Robert Greenfield"s memoir of life on the road with the Rolling Stones, and Stephen Davis"s classic Led Zeppelin saga HAMMER OF THE GODS. THE DIRT transports us from the band"s early days in digs that were slum-like and unhygienic enough to draw attention from the City of Los Angeles health department, to their later, no less seamy Hollywood mansions. Though occasional outside reality injects itself into the story, especially in the heartbreaking episode of singer Vince Neil"s daughter"s tragic death from cancer, and there"s a smattering of rock & roll, the...