Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder: None Too Fragile

by Martin Clarke

Exploding onto the world stage in 1991 with their astounding, multi-platinum debut, Ten, Pearl Jam courted controversy and conflict from the start. The pressures of fame soon began to take their toll, on the fragile Vedder in particular. Martin Clarke brings the band s tumultuous history to life from their beginnings amidst Seattle s grunge underground, through the excesses of superstardom, to their current incarnation as mature rock heavyweights.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0859653714
• ISBN13: 9780859653718
• Release Date: November 2007
• Publisher: Plexus Publishing
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.8" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Awesome pics

I purchased this book for a friend- who is a HUGE Pearl Jam fan. He has not read it yet but has skimmed through- he did comment that the pics of Vedder and of the band are great. If you are a Pearl Jam fan- I recommend this book for your collection, if you like Pearl Jam and don't know a lot about Vedder or the bands history- I would recommend it to get some details.

Eddie really is fragile

I have read this and find it very good. I am a pearl jam fan and recommend this book to any and all who are interested in Vedder and crew. He's the last true anti-hero.

Ertiged me about the development and creation of PEARL JAM.

I loved the way he put into words the emotions spent by the group through out the ordeal with Nirvana. He gave me something more to look for in thier music. Something personal and unique, that devides them from other groups.

Very informative about the history and lives of bandmembers.

This book is a must for any true fans of Pearl Jam. It tells all about how they coped with changes and stuck together. This is a very good book and has great pictures.