FaceCulture recently conducted an interview with legendary singer and bassist Glenn Hughes. You can now watch the chat in six parts below.Glenn Hughes released his long-awaited autobiography, "Deep Purple And Beyond: Scenes From The Life Of A Rock Star", via Foruli Publications in May. The book was co-written with Joel McIver and features an introduction by Metallica's Lars Ulrich.
You can flip through some pages from the limited-edition hardback version of Glenn's autobiography at this location.
Speaking to FaceCulture about his autobiography, Hughes said, "In the '70s and '80s, I was a very notorious drug addict, I was a very famous cocaine addict. I don't say that to be arrogant, but I was one of the first rock stars to become, 'Oh, Glenn Hughes, he's a cocaine addict.'"
"There are things that I never told anybody until the book. Let's just say that I disappeared in the '90s for awhile and nobody knew where I was and I didn't tell anybody. People thought I was actually on a boat in the Mediterranean and I wasn't - I was somewhere else. I was basically being another person under another name being completely isolated and it almost killed me."
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