Please Kill Me!

The book's use of firsthand interviews gives it an authentic voice, but I wonder how that choice shaped the overall narrative and tone.

The stories are so raw and unfiltered — it really made me feel like I was part of that rebellious scene. Were there moments that made others feel transported back in time?

From band members to fans, the variety of perspectives adds depth, but I wonder how the author decided who to include and how that impacted the story.