ralpht
04-04-2013, 09:50 AM
I think Sean has just about done it all in the rowdy world of radio. I haven't read the book yet, but can just about gaurentee a very good story.
A record spinner’s memoirs…
The true story of the day-to-day, play-by-play adventures of a
young, insecure, teenage wallflower, from a small Midwestern
factory town, who dives head first in to the rabbit hole of psychedelia,
flaxen, waxen, sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
In the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, Sean Conrad experiences
the ups and downs of having just too damn much fun—
and the consequences that come with it. From hanging out
with rock stars to being homeless…and back again. From Porsches
to the potholes of life. From scribbling autographs to
signing divorce papers. And all while DJ-ing at radio stations in cities like
Detroit, San Francisco and Chicago.
Can there possibly be a happy ending?
visit: sean-conrad.com for more information on
Kickin' Out The Jams; The Purple Haze of my Crazy Daze in Radio.
A record spinner’s memoirs…
The true story of the day-to-day, play-by-play adventures of a
young, insecure, teenage wallflower, from a small Midwestern
factory town, who dives head first in to the rabbit hole of psychedelia,
flaxen, waxen, sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
In the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, Sean Conrad experiences
the ups and downs of having just too damn much fun—
and the consequences that come with it. From hanging out
with rock stars to being homeless…and back again. From Porsches
to the potholes of life. From scribbling autographs to
signing divorce papers. And all while DJ-ing at radio stations in cities like
Detroit, San Francisco and Chicago.
Can there possibly be a happy ending?
visit: sean-conrad.com for more information on
Kickin' Out The Jams; The Purple Haze of my Crazy Daze in Radio.