Known as 'The Metal God' by his devoted, global fan base, Rob Halford has always subverted the norm, and Confess will offer readers a compelling, heartfelt and honest look at the struggles Rob has faced with addiction and his sexuality as well as exploring his music and his many brushes with controversy. Written with Ian Gittins, co-writer of the New York Times bestseller, The Heroin Diaries by Nikki Sixx.
Rob Halford has written one of the most candid and surprising
memoirs of the year. . . Confess is a riproaring tale, a funny,
often shocking and genuinely emotional story
*The Telegraph*
The Metal God shares stories from a life like no other, spending
over 50 years in the heavy metal bubble, facing adversity head-on
but always with a wry smile and horns held firmly aloft
*Kerrang*
Raw and searingly moving, Confess will delight metal heads and
music fans alike
*GQ*
A unique and deeply revealing insight into the extraordinary life
he has led
*Metal Talk*
funny, forthright and unexpectedly poignant
*NME*
Captivating... Even for those who give metal a wide berth, his tale
is fascinating
*Irish Independent*
A rock confessional with a difference... deeply, deeply moving...
Confess does not always make for easy reading. There is a real
sadness to parts of it but Rob Halford's warmth and humanity shine
through. Absolutely one of the best rock biogs in ages.
*Darren's Music Blog*
It's a compelling story, well told, and should become a school set
text to counter homophobia and promote inclusion
*RECORD COLLECTOR*
Halford's dry black country wit is the perfect complement to his
eye-popping candour
*Mojo Magazine*
The most hotly anticipated hard-rock autobiography of the year. . .
gossipy, good-natured and hilarious. . . it's also gloriously and
relentlessly filthy
*Attitude Magazine*
Rock 'n' roll page-turner. . . riotous and revealing
*Classic Rock Magazine*
There are in this memoir the usual triumphs, tragedies and tales of
misadventure. . . but the real appeal is in Halford's
self-deprecating demeanour and dry, Black Country wit.
*The Times - Best Music Books of 2020*
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