Scar Tissue - Chili a sebre

Anthony Kiedis is the lead singer of one of the world’s most popular rock bands, the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The next time in Hungary will be at the László Papp Sports Arena in front of a packed house on June 15, 2022. Scar Tissue Kiedis is a scorchingly honest memoir about his amok life. Anthony spent his childhood in the Midwest and then moved to Los Angeles at the age of eleven with his father, who was the coolest tablet, grass, and cocoa dealer in the Hollywood elite at the time. On everyday rallies that have featured prominent Sunset Strip stars like Keith Moon, Jimmy Page, and Alice Cooper, the then-only twelve-year-old boy got plenty of his father’s chicks and drugs. He ran a short career as a child actor and then, after falling out of UCLA, dived into the Los Angeles underground scene. Kiedis, a sofa resident, a thief, hanging out at concerts, shooting speeds, cocaine and heroin, searched desperately every night for the real big flash. He eventually found this in music. When he teamed up with three of his high school buddies, his life finally made sense: unleash people’s libido and spread the Red Hot Chili Peppers ’heart-and-soul partying outlook on life. They drew attention to themselves with their completely unique, life-threatening cosmic hardcore-funk music. Twenty years later, the Red Hot Chili Peppers have grown into one of the most successful bands in the world, despite all the pitfalls and shifts. Red Hot copywriter and frontman Anthony Kiedis sat all the way down the roller coaster. However, success and the excessive foaming of pleasures always come at a price. In his autobiography, Kiedis sincerely writes about the overdose of his musician and spiritual companion, Hillel Slovak, and his never-ending struggle with the drug. There was a time when the now multimillionaire Anthony was speeding as homeless Mexican gangsters under the Los Angeles freeway. His spiritual search for him also took him to India, Borneo, and Thailand, but true enlightenment awaited him at home. In the specially read Scar Tissue, Anthony takes turns lining up the beautiful and strong women who were his muses and reversing his life, for example, when he took the stage in Woodstock in front of half a million people and met the Dalai Lama in exile. It’s a story about debauchery and dedication, belonging and pulling together, carelessness and the possibility of reparation.