Punk Dad: From Anarchy to Fatherhood

He was there when the Sex Pistols swore on television, when the Clash turned politics into three-chord fury, when punk meant not giving a damn about anything. For two decades, he lived the archetype: smashed guitars, smashed relationships, substance-fueled chaos, and the stubborn belief that dying young was preferable to selling out. This is the unflinching memoir of a British punk musician who ...