When You Can't Climb Your Way Out

I'm Finding That People Reading The Book [the Heroin Diaries: A Year In The Life Of A Shattered Rock Star] Are Saying, "you Came From One Background, I Came From This Background - You Were A Rock Star, I Was A Ceo. I Didn't Have A Heroin/coke Problem, But I Had A Pill Problem. But I Also Fell From Grace, Didn't Know How To Get Recovery, And I Am Now In Recovery." People Tell Me That Their Kids Read It And Told Them They'll Never Do Drugs - "this Book Really Shows Me Where It Goes."

When I Photograph Someone, I Want To Shoot The Subject And Get Them Out Of My Studio So I Can Play With The Photos And Do All The Stuff I Want.

When You Can't Climb Your Way Out Of Such A Hole, You Tend To Crouch Down And Call It Home.

It's About What Happens On Stage, Whether We Can Deliver It In A Hungry Way That Is Who We Are In Our Hearts.

Ozzy Osbourne And Motley Crue In New Orleans On Mardi Gras = Bad Idea!