Dick Wagner’s songs and lead guitar have been featured on more than 200 renowned albums, garnering more than 35 Platinum and Gold records, BMI songwriter awards, Emmys, and prestigious international awards. A man whose fans and friends refer to as “The Maestro of Rock,” Wagner shares a lifetime of adventures as a songwriter, lead guitarist and producer/arranger with top recording artists, including Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Lou Reed, Peter Gabriel, Air Supply, and dozens more. NOT ONLY WOMEN BLEED stands tall among a proliferation of memoirs about sex, drugs and rock and roll. Supported by an edgy and ironic wit, Wagner creates rich visualizations that transport and envelop the reader in place and time. He delivers tales of reckless behavior and intimate debauchery with an emotional reverberation that will resonate with a wide reading audience. Ted Nugent, Rocker: “My MotorCity musical BloodBrother Dick Wagner has always been...a soulful guitar force to reckon with. From his days leading the highly respected band Frost, Ursa Major and brilliant work with Alice Cooper and beyond, Dick has forever projected an earthly musical spirit that is pure American R&R&R&B. He is one of the best guitarists in the world.” Bob Ezrin, Producer: “Dick Wagner’s Not Only Women Bleed is witty, artful, literate, sometimes cheeky, often philosophical and profound, gentle and loving, wistful and exuberant but, above all, musical. Reading this will certainly entertain anyone who has an interest in the "Roman" era of the music business. But it also offers insights into the complex and often insane life of the musician celebrity; the one close to, but not quite at, the top of the entertainment foodchain. In its honesty it does encompass sex, drugs and rock'n'roll - but also pain, yearning, sacrifice, adventure, growth and the joy of creating.” :Wagner takes the reader on a highly entertaining and compelling emotional roller-coaster ride that seemingly leaves no stone unturned. Not only easy to read, but almost impossible to put down. Wagner wears his heart on his sleeve... as he deftly slides back and forth between the incredible amounts of personal triumph and tragedy that he's experienced along the way.” Ryan Sparks, Rock Journalist