Bernie Marsden's autobiography

Seymour1

Titled "Where's My Guitar? An inside Story of British Rock and Roll".

Excellent read! Full of very funny anecdotes. I posted this because I haven't seen any reviews even though it has been out for a few weeks.

I saw him do a Masterclass at the London Guitar Show  a few years ago which was a combination of him playing solo and telling stories. The writing style is very similar to the narration at the masterclass so it makes it a very easy read.

axisus

He's not someone that I'd think "I have to read that", but now you have got me interested. I like autobiographies generally.

not_the_dj

I'll check this out. Saw him live a few years ago and his stories between songs were just as enjoyable as the music. 

Sassafras

We can never have too many stories about The Beast.

Seymour1

Sassafras said:

We can never have too many stories about The Beast.

Not that much about it in the main part of the book. However there is an appendix called "Afterword: Guitars & the Sickness They Induce" in which The Beast features.

EricTheWeary

not_the_dj said:

I'll check this out. Saw him live a few years ago and his stories between songs were just as enjoyable as the music. 

Yes, I've seen him live a couple of times and he's very entertaining. There's an interview on YouTube that's done with local students ( IIRC)from a few years ago that's worth a watch. There are two Andertons interviews as well, from what I remember the earlier one is interesting and the second one is overly nerdy and dull as ditchwater. However, when he's not trying to sell you a PRS or his coffee table book Bernie is a lively chappie. 
I'll look out for the book.