Ozzy. Everything I Could Remember

They said I would never write this book. Well, screw them, because here it is. Now all that's left for me is to remember something... Damn. I don't remember anything at all." 
For this book, the "Great and Terrible" Ozzy Osbourne had to remember a lot: his teenage years in a small industrial town in post-war England, the beginning of his musical career (starting as a car horn tuner), youthful misdemeanors (including criminal ones), breaking onto the big stage, and the thorny path to success that he never expected. He remembered everything he could, and this book of memories turned out to be incredibly engaging, charismatic, personal, and genuinely funny. 
"Let's just say, I'm not the damn British Encyclopedia. What you'll read here emerged from the jelly I call my brain when I asked it how my life went. No more, no less..."