Grace Slick: A Voice Like Fire: How One Woman Changed Rock, Art, And The Meaning Of Rebellion (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798319401045)

She wasn't just a voice of the '60s, she was the echo of a revolution.

Grace Slick: A Voice Like Fire, dive into the raw, riveting, and unapologetically honest story of the woman who redefined what it meant to be a rock icon. From throwing wine bottles at police to plotting an LSD-laced protest at the White House, Grace Slick didn't just sing about rebellion, she lived it.

This page-turning biography peels back the layers of Jefferson Airplane's most infamous frontwoman, revealing the fearless spirit behind the acid-drenched stage lights. Explore her wildest moments, her sharp-tongued takedowns of hypocrisy, and the secret side of her activism most fans never knew.

Inside you'll discover:

• The real story behind "White Rabbit" and her one-take studio legends

• Her no-lip-sync policy that defied live TV

• Why she stepped away from fame and found truth in painting

• How she inspired generations of women, LGBTQ+ artists, and cultural rebels

With stunning detail and never-dull storytelling, this book is more than a biography, it's a tribute to a woman who never fit in a box, never softened her edge, and never apologized.

Whether you're a lifelong fan or discovering Grace for the first time, this is the untold story you've been waiting for.