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- "In this ... memoir, Jeremy Spencer, the band's cofounder and drummer, takes us onstage and behind the scenes, on tour and into the studio, to tell the band's story and his own"--Amazon.com.
- Author(s): Jeremy Spencer
- 304 Pages
- Biography + Autobiography, Music
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"In this ... memoir, Jeremy Spencer, the band's cofounder and drummer, takes us onstage and behind the scenes, on tour and into the studio, to tell the band's story and his own"--Amazon.com.Book Synopsis
"In this ... memoir, Jeremy Spencer, the band's cofounder and drummer, takes us onstage and behind the scenes, on tour and into the studio, to tell the band's story and his own"--Amazon.com.From the Back Cover
A fascinating inside account of one of the most successful heavy metal bands of the past decade and a revealing personal journey through the wild highs and terrifying lows of rock 'n' roll from the cofounder of Five Finger Death Punch, Jeremy Spencer. With ferce honesty and self-deprecating playfulness, Jeremy takes us behind the scenes, on tour, and into the studio to tell the band's raucous story, providing snapshots of a life fueled by sex, booze, drugs, and a thrashing metal sound. He also reveals the fghting and tensions among highly opinionated musicians that grew increasingly out of control--battles that created both intense drama and the music fans love.
In addition to pulling back the curtain on the band, Death Punch'd tells Jeremy's personal hard-charging, laugh-out-loud tale of how he left small-town Indiana and rose to rock royalty--and how he nearly destroyed it all for a good time. Told in his unique, darkly humorous voice, Death Punch'd is a lively, no-holds-barred ride as well as a sincere and inspiring cautionary tale to help anyone who is struggling to battle demons and addictions of their own.
Review Quotes
One of the best rock n roll, addiction and redemption stories since Nikki Sixx's The Heroin Diaries -- Alice Cooper
It is a testament to Jeremy's character that he emerged from the clutches of addiction to write this compelling book. -- Nikki Sixx