Anybody else read his book? I found it better than the reviews suggest. A lot of great reflections of the Squires, Buffalo Springfield and why they broke up, the magic of Crazy Horse, his current and past relationships, his kids, and thoughts on the passing of his greatest friends like David Briggs, Danny Whitten, etc. Some of it isnt really about himself or the past, a lot about Lincvolt and his desire the create big electric cars, and Puretone, which he hopes will bring quality sounding music to the masses.

I found it a real page turner, but of course im fascinated by Neil and hes my favorite artist.

I'm about 150 pages in. Enjoying it so far.

I loved this book, more than "Bruce". It's quite simply what it must be like to go for a drive with Uncle Neil.

I've had it for 2 months now and haven't cracked it. Need to

I very like his book. I read it twice and want more