Heaven and Hell

by Don Felder

First published 2008

Don Felder opens the vault on America's most secretive supergroup. The Eagles guitarist takes readers into recording studios where pressure builds with each take. He walks through hotel rooms left in ruins after wild nights. Felder shows courtroom battles that split the band apart. He describes the rush of creating new songs and the electric energy of massive arena crowds. For decades, the Eagles kept their internal story locked away from public view. Felder breaks that silence. He exposes the full arc of the band's journey, from creative highs to bitter conflicts. This is the insider account fans never thought they would get.

Genres: 20th-century, american, non-fiction, biography-memoir, music, 21st-century

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: insider-account, memoir

Setting: America

Period: 20th-century, 21st-century

352 pages · Hardcover · Trade Paper Press

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