The Rolling Stones Keith Richards' Life A Huge Success
. In addition to earning Richards a massive payday � he received a $7 million-plus advance for the tome � the book earned nearly universally positive reviews. Chief among these was effusive praise lavished on Life by rocker Liz Phair, in a lead review for the New York Times. Richards, who penned the book with British author James Fox, chronicled the arc of his life thus far, including his post-war boyhood, his adventures with The Rolling Stones and the dynamics of his creative bond with Mick Jagger. He also wrote freely and openly about his past troubles with substance abuse. more on this story Gibson.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock.
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