David Dalton, Meatloaf, To Hell and Back Reviews

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Good Points: It's written in first person.
Amazing detail.

Bad Points: Lots of language, not that it's a real bad thing, just make sure you're aware of it.

General comments: This book was given to me as a gift. I started it one night at 10:30 pm, and now, two days later, I'm pretty much done. It's absolutly gripping. I couldn't put it down, I literally forced myself to stop reading.

Parts of it made me laugh out loud. There's a point where he's talking about his favourite concussions, he did have 17. Then parts of it scared me half to death, he talks about how his father tryed to kill him with a knife.

I love it because of how it's writen. It's all in first person, so it's like he's talking to you. It's like you've know him all his life. There's also great pictures included.

I haven't actually yet heard any of his songs, other then as Eddie in Rocky Horror. I'm going to borrow my friends copy of 'Bat Outta Hell' tomorrow, so then I'll get to hear him sing.

Simply, get this book! You wont regret it, ever!