Book Review: The Life of Keith Richards

The autobiography of Keith Richards, the famous guitarist for the Rolling Stones, is out and ready to be consumed by fans around the world. He has narrated the book in a very interesting, content-rich and entertaining way. However, credit must be given to author James Fox for writing this book in a very acceptable and understandable way.

The book talks about the various events that took place in Keith’s life, moving in and out of music, but focusing particularly on music. Events also included the band’s formation and member engagements. Apart from this, the randomness in the timing of the practice sessions and the use of drugs were also a big part of the book.

It also describes the various fights that took place on the roads, as well as during practice sessions.

The book is really a book of secrets on the techniques and ways that Keith uses his guitar. It’s a real treasure for hardcore Rolling Stones guitarists and fans.

It is very interesting to read the bond and affection that Keith had with his son Marlon, the complexities of life that Marlon was exposed to in his environment obviously shaped him for his future life.

The last pages of the book talk about the moments he shared with his mother when she was on her deathbed.

Life, the book by Keith Richards is a transparent insight into his sometimes wild life, the book takes you into his world and allows you to get a little closer to the real Keith, a must have book for guitar enthusiasts and hardcore fans.