Then Garth Became Elvis - Alesia, Tom
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Discover country stars in their own voice! Discover country music stars' most insightful, unguarded comments, told to award-winning writer Tom Alesia, during an exhilarating quarter century. More than 100 of the genre's biggest acts--including Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and Eric Church--offer perspective from unique times in their careers. They're joined by legends, critics' favorites, one-hit wonders and impersonators. A snappy, emotional and funny book for any country fan who's past their first rodeo!

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Discover country stars in their own voice! Discover country music stars' most insightful, unguarded comments, told to award-winning writer Tom Alesia, during an exhilarating quarter century. More than 100 of the genre's biggest acts--including Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and Eric Church--offer perspective from unique times in their careers. They're joined by legends, critics' favorites, one-hit wonders and impersonators. A snappy, emotional and funny book for any country fan who's past their first rodeo!
Autorenporträt
Tom Alesia spent his youth at pre-lights Wrigley Field. Years later while on vacation in a remote area of northwestern Wisconsin, he learned that a little-known Baseball Hall of Famer was buried there. That began a reporting journey lasting more than 10 years to uncover Dave Bancroft's astounding story. A longtime Midwest newspaper writer, Alesia has profiled Pete Rose to a former big league pitcher-turned-veterinarian. His first book, a collection of music history tales titled Then Garth Became Elvis, earned rave reviews. He won the national Music Journalism Award and many other honors, including one for a story about blind bowlers. Find his work at TomWriteTurns.com. A 35-time marathon finisher and a cancer survivor since 1998, he lives in Madison, Wisconsin, with his wife, Susan. They have a son, Mark.