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METALLICA: 'All That Matters' Biography Coming In October

August 10, 2009

A new METALLICA biography, "All That Matters", is scheduled for release in October via Plexus Publishing. Written by Paul Stenning, the 320-book is "the first all-access biography to detail [METALLICA's] entire history from early childhood through to the present day based on exclusive interviews with the band members themselves and those closest to them," according to a posting on the author's MySpace page. METALLICA's personal stories are documented in this comprehensive biography — from the tragic death of guitarist Cliff Burton in 1986 to alcoholism, divorce, departed band members, and the conflicts that drove band members to pursue group therapy and rehab.

The book includes contributions from:

Fred Cotton
Adam Dubin
Bob Nalbandian
Brian Slagel
Brian Tatler
Buffo Schnadelbach
Corinne Lynn
Flemming Rasmussen
Gary Holt
Harald O
Jim Martin
John Kornarens
Ken Anthony
Ken Jacobsen
Lloyd Grant
Pepper Keenan
Ron McGovney
Ron Quintana
Torben Ulrich
Troy Gregory
Willy Lange

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