In this moving memoir, renowned musical artist Michael Egleton tells his fascinating life story—from his childhood days in a small Ohio city to his growing fame as a blues, soul, and jazz artist. As the grandson of a pastor, he grew up going to church, something that had a significant impact on his personal development and musical passion. However, his life took a lengthy detour when he began to pursue a life of pleasure and partying, something that constantly led him into legal problems and relationship troubles. Thankfully for him, he eventually hit rock bottom and turned his life around. He matured as both a man and a musician, eventually becoming the influential artist he is today.Egleton's writing is personal, genuine, eye-opening, and as full of soul as his music is. He has no qualms about telling his story as it is—the good, the bad, and the ugly—and he gently teaches valuable lessons along the way. He also shares plenty of wisdom about the musical industry, which is sure to benefit other aspiring musicians as they begin to navigate the often confusing world of music producers, bands, and venues. His story is one of transformation, hope, and healing and sends a clear message that it's never too late to pursue and achieve your dreams, whatever they may be.
