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Anthony Kiedis is a rock and roll drug and alcohol abuser who happens to be in one of the biggest bands today The Red Hot Chili Peppers. He wrote the book Scar Tissue to tell a story about himself and the wild road he took to get where he is today. The problem with the book is Anthony Kiedis strongest points are playing the guitar not telling a story in order and writing a book about it. It is more just rambling on and then this happened and then this happened. The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been through a lot with the death of a band member due to drug overdoes. They had to play on without their other guitarist and also Anthony Kiedis best friend. They have their own style of music that reflects on what kind of people they are. Anthony tells stories about all the band members and what they have gone through together. Most people think of Anthony Kiedis as a guy who is a drug addicted worthless person although he really shows though this book he is an alright guy that really has a good story. Scar Tissue appeared to be a very interesting book. Bob Tarantino did not feel the same way about this book Scar Tissue. I wonder how much his personality would go along with mine feeling the same way about things. He makes it seem as if this book is all about drugs and sex stories but I may take it differently. Red Hot Chili Peppers have been my favorite band now for quite some time. I want to know what made them make this music. I find Anthony Kiedis still an interesting person despite all the bad things he has done. I’ve liked him for his music but I don’t know what type of person he is and would like to find out maybe not as a roll motel but I could learn lessons from him. Although having a bad book review I still am going to read this book. The last Album that came out I thought changed a lot and it was pretty good but had a different sound to it. I think that he has learned a lot from his life and they he has changed going through all this madness and learning how to
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