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Rock Stars: The Rise, Fall, and Rise of 80′s Glam Frontmen into Pop Culture by David S. Grant Spotlight


Rock Stars

Join David S. Grant, author of the humorous biography Rock Stars: The Rise, Fall, and Rise of 80’s Glam Frontmen into Pop Culture (Lulu 2009), as he virtually tours the blogosphere in April on his third virtual book tour with Pump Up Your Book Promotion!

About David S. Grant

David S. Grant was born in West Allis, WI. He is the author of Corporate Porn, Bleach|Blackout, The Last Breakfast, Happy Hour, Hollywood Ending, and the short story collection Emotionless Souls. David lives and works in New York City where he continues to bang his head to the glam gods of the eighties.

You can find David online at www.davidsgrant.com and the book’s website at www.rockstarbooks.net.

Rock StarsRock Stars by David Grant (click on cover to purchase at Amazon)

About Rock Stars

Rock Stars is a look back and forward with the glam metal singers from the eighties. Accompanied by illustrations of each singer, Rock Stars takes a tongue and cheek look at both the careers and music created during this time.

Twenty-eight mini-profiles detailing strengths, weaknesses, and X factors ranging from Kip Winger’s hair, David Lee Roth’s use of the microphone, to Bret Michaels reality series comeback. Think Behind The Music on cocaine.

Read Excerpts!

“…Wearing tight acid washed jeans, Jon Bon Jovi made no qualms about putting “pop” back into rock. Videos focused on his ass made it appear there was an unspoken jeans rivalry between Jon and Joe Elliot of Def Lepard…”

“…I have to rethink everything regarding Rob Halford since he came out of the closet, turning from ferocious front man of Judas Priest to fierce. In hindsight there were signs. The video for “Hot Rockin” was pretty much just a bunch of guys working out in a gym. Hello!!…”

“…Sebastian Bach and Skid Row made music for the kids smoking cigarettes behind the school. Music for the kids that owned denim jackets, but didn’t have the money for fancy patches (instead, forced to scribble SKID ROW across the back with a black Sharpie). Essentially, Sebastian Bach made music for the bad kid in The Breakfast Club…”

What Reviewers are Saying about Rock Stars!

“From Aqua Net to appropriate mic handling, to the battle of the jeans between Jon Bon Jovi and Joe Elliott, and the huge role chest hair played in the success of Kiss, glam fans will love this tongue-in-cheek but honest account of a genre that may now be scoffed, but at one time was the war cry of the angsty suburban teenager…Whether you’re a closet glam fan who’s able to laugh at yourself and the icons of your youth, or a naysayer looking for more proof that glam is worth mocking, ‘Rock Stars’ is definitely worth the read.”

- Eccentricity, Metalunderground.com

David Grant’s ROCK STARS VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR APRIL 2010 will officially begin on April 5th and end on April 30th. You can visit David’s blog stops at www.virtualbooktours.wordpress.com during the month of April to find out more about this great book and talented author!

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