Does the Noise in My Head Bother You? CD: A Rock 'n' Roll Memoir (Audiobook) by Steven Tyler, Jeremy Davidson

from micahmom2002

Was very interested in reading this....however I found it difficult to follow. Got 2/3 through (about 250 pages) and still hadnt really touched much upon the rehabs and fmaily life I was interested in learning more about. It seemed to be more about life on the road and drugs and relationships wit...

from TheYodamom

I just could not stay focused on his story. i found many parts hard to comprehend, written in riddles/lyrics. I was lost more than not and just gave up. he is an interesting man and has a greats tory to tell it is just not my time to read it. I quit it after 1/3.

from Wilwarin

I was a little bit hard deciding on how many stars this book was gonna get. I made it 2 stars. The reasons for that were that I found the writing of the book a little bit hard to understand and follow. Mind you, my first language isn't English so it might be because of that I sometimes had a hard...

from UnderMyAppleTree

I've been listening to Aerosmith's music since the '70s, way back whenToys in the Attic was first released on vinyl. While I'm familiar with their music through the years, I knew little about the band and expected this to be an informative read for the casual fan. Sadly, I had a difficult time st...

from Jarratt

Steven Tyler's "Does the Noise in My Head Bother You" was the drug-filled, curse-filled, rather incoherent rambling you might expect. I've liked Aerosmith since the 80s, and enjoyed the relatively few times in the book where he'd link a song's lyrics to a story he just told. While the majority of...