Graham Nash has signed a deal with Random House/Crown to publish his memoir. Speaking with Rolling Stone, the rock legend says the decision was primarily a financial one:
"They were all more than kind to me," Nash says. "But it was the people at Crown and Random House who gave me over seven figures."
He says the book will begin with his childhood and continue on to discuss all aspects of his fame:
"I've been as honest as I can be. If they asked me a question about drugs, I answered them," he says of his meetings with the publishers. "You ask me a question, you're going to get an answer. Whether you like the answer or not is your problem, but you'll get an answer."
The as yet untitled memoir from Nash is expected in winter 2013.
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