"Some people, it seems, just can't handle the truth. Lorelei Shellist was the fiancée of Def Leppard's Steve Clark until Clark's drinking and depression drove them apart and sent the guitarist to an early grave. In writing a book about their relationship, Shellist has incurred the wrath of some who would rather not know the truth about their hero. It seems that some people would really rather not know the truth. This book, meanwhile is for the people who'd rather know the truth.
Scott Rowley, Editor In Chief, Classic Rock Magazine,
"Ms. Shellist writes about her journey with great poignancy and panache... She certainly leaves no stone unturned in this very readable tell-all which is, indeed, your very own backstage pass to the glamorous life she lived and the men she loved." Dishmag
"Just open this book and let Lorelei take you on the journey of her life...I guarantee you, she'll win your heart, just like she won mine."--Martin Torgoff, author, Can't Find My Way Home; writer/producer/commentator, VH1's The Drug Years, and Sex--The Revolution.
"Put an evening gown on Miss Lorelei and watch this adorable, goofy, “wild child” morph into the most beautifully elegant of fashion divas. I always thought she must have an interesting back story, but who knew? This woman is a force of nature and a genuine survivor."-- Award winning Celebrity Fashion Designer Bob Mackie
"I read Lorelei's book during roundtrip flights from LA to NY.
Exciting, Emotional,Real.... an incredible story told with intimate reflections of vulnerability and courage.
I was drawn in by to the humor, the sadness and the love, and put the book down feeling like I had been personally a part of it."
--Lauren Monroe Recording Artist
I didn’t get as much done this week as I would have liked because a book arrived in the mail and the whole world had to stop so I could read it. Even if you aren’t a fan of Def Leppard, this book is priceless. As a story of addiction and self awareness it is one of the very best. As a record of the late 70’s and the 80’s it is fantastic. It’s a peek into a world that few experienced and fewer remember.--Soul Crushing Edits/Eye Candy: Charlotte MC Clain
