Dave Mustaine is the vocalist, songwriter and guitarist of the heavy metal band Megadeth. Before creating "the ultimate monster... the ultimate band," Mustaine was a member of Metallica in the thrash-heavy scene of the 1980s. His memoirs are a story about a constant struggle: for a place in the sun, music, recognition, success and life. It's also a story of survival, redemption and faith. Mustaine grew up in Los Angeles and was raised by his mother. His parents divorced when the boy was four years old. As a “lonely” child, trying to escape the harsh reality, he invented his own world. He became interested in sports, especially baseball, and eventually began playing music. Drugs and alcohol run through Mustaine's life. Dave became addicted at an early age, and “kicked it off” when he was already in his fifties. Another challenge was an injury that almost put an end to his career. A pinched radial nerve almost cost him the most important roles in life: musician, father and husband. The thought of never being able to play guitar drove him crazy, causing a relapse and forcing Dave back into the grips of drugs and alcohol. However, it was injury that ultimately led the musician to faith in God. Dave Mustaine is a heavy metal legend; his music has inspired a generation of fans and musicians, and he has proven that with faith, anything is possible. Fascinating, frank and sincere, the book perfectly paints a portrait of the legendary musician and helps to understand how his personality was formed. Dave's story is instructive and harsh. After his unceremonious dismissal from Metallica, he not only did not break down, but also found the strength to continue, giving the world one of the best metal bands in the genre. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.