Reviews"Like the bluesmen who inspired him, Clapton has his share of scars . . . his compelling memoir is . . . a soulful performance." -People "An absorbing tale of artistry, decadence, and redemption." -Los Angeles Times "One of the very best rock autobiographies ever." -Houston Chronicle "A glorious rock history." -New York Post "This book does what many rock historians couldn't: It debunks the legend . . . puts a lie to the glamour of what it means to be a rock star." -Greg Kot,Chicago Tribune "Strong stuff.Claptonreveals its author's journey to self-acceptance and manhood. Anyone who cares about the man and his music will want to take the trip with him." -Anthony DeCurtis,Rolling Stone "Clapton is honest . . . even searing and often witty, with a hard-won survivor's humor . . . an honorable badge of a book." -Stephen King, New York Times Book Review "Riveting" -Boston Herald "An even, unblinking sensibility defines the author's voice." -New York Times "An unsparing self-portrait." -USA Today
SynopsisIn this autobiography, one of the most revered and private figures in the history of rock, blues, and pop finally shares his life story.