I second that vote for Tom, along with a foreword written by Wayne Coyne.

I’d pick the songwriters from Mars Volta (and At the Drive In) as well as The Dillinger Escape plan. It would be a nice mix of steam of consciousness and absolute nonsense. My life is pretty mundane and that would spice it up a bit.

Paul Stanley, genius.

charles cross non rock star but great author…I wrote an email to him after he wrote the hendrix book stating I wanted him to write my biography one day

I have to pile on for Mr. Waits. He’ll have to collaborate with Adam Duritz and Jeff Tweedy on this one.

Anton from Brian Jonestown Massacre

mr. jeff tweedy

If I want my tale to last through the ages and inspire everyone who reads it…I think I’ll take Bruce Springsteen.

Eddie Vedder – He writes songs like Hunter Thompson books, and my life has been damn close to a Hunter Thompson book.

well i would like someone whos seen and done it all and has lived to tell the tale and who better than Keif Richards!

Michael Stipe, definitely, and it would be called “Life and How to Live It.”

i bet keith richards can’t even spell his own name.
i’d hire richard hell – he’s an actual writer, on top of being an influential musician (check out his novels ‘go now’ and ‘godlike’ – they’re really good!).

John Frusciante. He’d make it more mystical and interesting =).

Jack Black … look how he made Tenacious D larger than life !

i did like i see

chris kristophersen

Roger Waters and Jeff Buckley

Rolling Stone you actually wrote something I COMPLETELY agree with. I’m amazed. Tom Waits is the first and only candidate that comes to mind. way to go

even though he’s dead,but i would choose my mon,Brad Nowell.he brought humor and truth to both ska and reggae,which i admire him for.despite that he lived a drastic life mostly due to drugs,he eventually had no problem having a good time performing and entertaining his fans.

Pete Burns

Possible Co-Authors

1) Tom Waits
2) Neil Young
3) Jeff Tweedy
4) Iggy Pop

That Guy, you can only wish your life was half as interesting as anything Hunter Thompson wrote. And seeing Richard Hell on here intrigues me…he and Tom Verlaine write mine, and then get together for a new Television album by the original lineup! Man, I rule…

Ghost written by Morrissey, because obviously the man has a way with words, with bits and pieces from the lives and times of Liam Gallagher, Sid Viscious, and Janis Joplin.

Hugh Hefner

Tyson Ritter. sex, drugs, rock n roll…that man does it all.

Pete Townshend and Bob dylan
very good with writing and words

Rick Nielson

I’d want Robyn Hitchcock for that off-handedly charming British whimsy.

Remember, if it wasn’t for our rib-cages, it’d be spleens a-go-go.

Julian Casablancas. That way everyone will recognize i lived my life like one intelligent rockstar.

John Lennon

Pete Steel and Hunter S. Thompson.

If he would be able to form sentences, Bob Dylan would be my choice….he’s written some of the best songs of all time, so he could probably write the best book too.

Tom Waits… for sure. Nailed it.

I would,of course, choose Bob Dylan. I don’t like the way he writes prose–he lies and embellishes and manipulates issues way too much–but I’d certainly love it when he had to research his subject! In depth,naturally.

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