Crazy, funny, protest, aggressive autobiography of the father of British punk Johnny Lydon. The lead singer of the legendary punk band the Sex Pistols, better known as Rotten, tells the full story of his life, from his troubled childhood to his dawn years as a true punk icon and a cult phenomenon in music, culture and fashion. Why did Rotten hate Nancy Spungen, despise Vivienne Westwood, and treat Sid Vicious like a child? What did it cost the Sex Pistols to constantly play with fire and walk on the very edge of what is acceptable, remaining at the top of the ratings and under the gun of the ubiquitous media? About all this in the first autobiography of the legend.