The Guardian -
21 Aug 2018 11:00

The guitarist of MC5 discusses his challenging and ultimately redemptive life, as detailed in his new autobiography Nine out of 10 rock star autobiographies trace the same arc: musician achieves fame, parties too hard, becomes an addict of some sort and yet, in the end, somehow finds redemption. Wayne Kramer, leader of the revolutionary proto-punk band MC5, does double-time mining that well-trodden territory in his new book. Not only was he an addict, he spent over two years in prison for dealin...
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