10-25-2021, 07:31 AM
I think I might be done with the celebrity autobiography. They all have a certain sameness to them, at least the ones I'm reading. They give you a lot of detail but not enough detail in the right areas.
Grace is very candid about her life and she tells it all. She mentions every lover she's ever had from all the members of Jefferson Airplane to Jim Morrison. She talks about all the drugs she's taken. She discourses at length about making music with the band. But it seems sort of haphazard and not really exhaustive. It was interesting to find out she had a big interest in the Martial Art and at one point was studying White Crane Forms. But she didn't have the diligence to continue.
The book was released in 1997 about the time she retired from professional singing so there is a big chunk of her life not in the book.
Grace Slick doesn't really come across as likable in the book but I don't think she cares
Grace is very candid about her life and she tells it all. She mentions every lover she's ever had from all the members of Jefferson Airplane to Jim Morrison. She talks about all the drugs she's taken. She discourses at length about making music with the band. But it seems sort of haphazard and not really exhaustive. It was interesting to find out she had a big interest in the Martial Art and at one point was studying White Crane Forms. But she didn't have the diligence to continue.
The book was released in 1997 about the time she retired from professional singing so there is a big chunk of her life not in the book.
Grace Slick doesn't really come across as likable in the book but I don't think she cares
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm