A long-awaited memoir in the larger-than-life, multifaceted business lead vocalist of Iron Maiden, one of the most successful, influential and enduring rock and roll bands ever.

Pioneers of Britain’s nascent Rock and roll & Metal scene back in the late 1970s, Iron Maiden smashed it is way to the very best, thanks in no small part to the high-octane shows, operatic singing design, and stage existence of its second, but twice-longest-serving, lead vocalist, Bruce Dickinson. As Iron Maiden’s entrance man-first from 1981 to 199 in what Does This Key Do?: An Autobiography 3, and from 1999 to the present-Dickinson has been, and remains, a guy of legend.

But OTT front guy is just one of the many hats Bruce wears. Not only is it among the world’s most storied and well-respected performers and songwriters, he is an airline captain, aviation business owner, motivational speaker, beer brewer, novelist, radio presenter, and film scriptwriter. He in addition has competed being a world-class level fencer. Frequently credited as an authentic polymath Bruce, in his very own words (and handwritten script in the beginning!), units forth many personal observations assured to inspire wondering souls and hard-core followers alike.

Dickinson turns his unbridled creativity, interest, and anarchic humour to reveal some fascinating tales from his existence, including his 30 years with Maiden, his single career, his childhood inside the eccentric British school system, his early bands, fatherhood and family, and his latest battle with cancers.

Bold, honest, smart and incredibly funny, his memoir is an up-close look in the life, heart, and mind of one of the very most unique and interesting men in the world; a genuine icon of rock and roll.