The Bible Spelled Backwards Does Not Change the Fact that You Cannot Kill David Arquette and Other Things I Learned in the Black Math Experiment

For every rock and roll success story there are a thousand tales of failure, but none are as odd or inspiring as that of Houston's Black Math Experiment. Four years of busting genres, bomb scares, religious protests, toilet paper cannons, adulation, and out and out weirdness made them legends in their own time. Told by singer Jef With One F, a former hypnotist, transvestite, and luchador turned rock star, "The Bible Spelled Backwards Does Not Change the Fact That You Cannot Kill David Arquette and Other Things I learned in The Black Math Experiment" is a hilarious look at life at the bottom of the music industry where those who dream of stardom will try anything to succeed. And at the heart of it all is the story of how a sarcastic hymn to b-movie actor David Arquette made six misfits almost famous. Whether you're a Black Math Experiment fan, or one of the countless millions who've stood shoulder to shoulder in a dive bar cheering on your own local heroes, this is THE book for those who swear that rock will never die.