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OZZY OSBOURNE Passes Driving Test

September 25, 2009

Ozzy Osbourne posted the following message on his official Twitter account yesterday (Thursday, September 24).

"I just passed my driving test. Took me 60 years, but I did it! For the first time in my life, I'm legal to drive, so watch out!"

Ozzy Osbourne's long-awaited memoir will be published in the U.K. on October 1. The book, titled "I Am Ozzy", was originally slated to arrive almost two years ago but was delayed twice.

Ozzy will do a week-long publicity tour in England and Ireland upon the book's publication.

Publisher Antonia Hodgson called the book "fantastic," adding that it was "very much in the tone of his voice, very funny and a very full story."

Ozzy did a cover shoot for the book on June 17.

A U.S. publication date has yet to be announced.

Ozzy's wife and manager, Sharon Osbourne, published her own best-selling memoir in 2005, called "Extreme: My Autobiography". A second volume was rushed out in 2008 after Ozzy's book was delayed.

A documentary about Ozzy's life and career, called "Wreckage Of My Past", is due out in early 2010.

Ozzy is working on a new album that he expects to release next year.

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