Marilyn Jaye Lewis

The Guitar Hero Goes Home Marilyn Jaye Lewis

Experimental fiction. An American rock & roll legend, in the final year of his life, finally comes clean about sex, drugs, and rock & roll. From the book: ...learning how to play a guitar. Then playing it for people who liked to hear me play. Hell, even smoking a cigarette back then - it was a thrill, because I was just a kid, getting away with something I knew I wasn't supposed to do. Then standing back in all my shyness, watching the girls go by; that thrill turned into something mighty, I can tell you. It propelled me out into the world and gave me something to strive for. To leave home for. My girl and my guitar - out into the world we went. It was almost all about the sex then. The music and the sex. Music first; sex a very, very close second. You almost couldn't see the difference, some nights. We were just so young."As arousing as it is heartfelt, as lyrical as it is penetrating, as meaningful as it is wild and untamed ... I can give no greater praise for Marilyn Jaye Lewis's The Guitar Hero Goes Home than to say this is a book written by a wonderful writer at the height of her powers. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!" - M. Christian "Romantic, wild, naughty, poignant...this is what Marilyn Jaye Lewis's brand new The Guitar Hero Goes Home delivers for readers who dare." - Ralph Greco Jr. Marilyn Jaye Lewis is an award-winning writer of fiction, memoirs, screenplays, and plays. Her short stories and novellas have been translated into many languages, and her early erotic fiction collections continue to sell around the world. Lewis is the author of 6 novels, with a 7th on the way (Thug Luckless: Welcome to P-Town). Visit her on the web: marilynjayelewis.com