Grace Slick, chanteuse and enchantress of ‘60s San Francisco psychedelic rock stalwarts Jefferson Airplane, is often albeit inaccurately credited with the quip, “If you remember the ‘60s, you really weren’t there.” Many a rock’n’roll star has left any effort to chronicle their life story either entirely to a third party or has leaned heavily on a cowriter or ghostwriter to detail the assorted and often sordid detailings of sex, drugs, and … well, rock’n’roll. While Geddy Lee, bassist/keyboardist/singer of Canadian progressive hard rock trio Rush, used assistance in putting together his autobiography “My Effin’ Life,” its words and tenor are unmistakably his. The result is a lengthy, detailed, and captivating read for not only Rush fans but also students of pop culture intrigued by leaders thereof who, although in the odd and ofttimes artificial world of music…
Like His Band Rush’s Music, Geddy Lee’s Autobiography Is Thought-Provoking Excellence – RedState
