Ozzi. Autobiography without censorship. Ozzi Osbourne

“They said that I would never write this book. Well, to hell with them, because here is the book. Now I just have to remember something...

for this book The Great and Terrible, Ozzi Osborne had to remember a lot: teenage years in a small industrial town in the post-war England, the beginning of a musical career (from work by a car adjustor Chatsons), misconduct of youth (including criminal), a breakthrough on a large scene and the thorny path to success, which he did not expect at all. He remembered everything that he was able, and the book of these memories turned out to be incredibly exciting, charismatic, personal and truly funny.

“Let's say, I am not a damn British encyclopedia. What you read here flowed out of jelly, which I call my brain when I asked him how my life went. No more nor less...