Ginger Spice (Geri Halliwell) had a bio out around `00. I picked it up in an airport as a bit of light plane reading. It was surprisingly good. It was quite engaging to understand how the Spice Girls came together and some of the internal pressures.I still read a lot, I usually alternate my psychology reading (dry) with rock star biographies, because they're quick reads, I just went through 'Stick it!' Carmine Appice, 'Bon-The Last Highway', 'Lord of Garbage'- Kim Fowley (strange book) 'Match Head' Steve Boone, 'The Fillmore East- The Venue that Changed Rock Music Forever' 'An A-Z of Hell Raisers'.
On the other end of the spectrum, I hated Chrissy Hynd's book. The first half is about drawing unicorns in highschool. The second half, the half where she was around for important events in rock (like the death of Sid Viscous), she doesn't remember anything because she was too stoned.
