Dr. Dre Book:

Editorial Review:
DR.DRE [FEATURING EMINEM]He's tough, he's rich and he's the hottest name from the mean streets of Compton to grace quite so many album covers: it could only be the man they call Dre. [Oi, Dr. Dre to you, where's your manners].And now, with probably more kudos in the bank than he knows what to do with [thanks in no small part to our old mate Slim Shady], an album in the top 50 both sides of the Atlantic [more than a year after it was first released] and a Grammy nomination in place, to say this guy is' happening' would , in the words of one Basil Fawlty be `'Stating The Bleedin' Obvious'', and then some. So with a fan base of humungous proportions and a story of such excess and extremes you'd have to mix Marilyn Manson with Keith Moon and garnish with some finely chopped Aerosmith [or at least the scrapings from their nasal cavaties] to come close with a white-boy rock equivalent, Chrome Dreams are proud to present, [unless Dre himself's in town, in which case it's got absolutely nothing to do with us]Maximum Dre. The first ever spoken word biography on this giant amongst the Hip-Hop fraternity, including full details of the Eminem connection [the angry blonde one pictured suitably next to the Good Dr. on front view] and the complete story of Dre. himself, now forms part of the legendary Maximum Series from your buddies at Chrome Dreams.