KNAC REVIEW

…even though Fathers, Brothers And Sons: Surviving Anguish Abandonment And Anthrax by Frank Bello deals with many heavy topics, the book leaves the reader uplifted and ready for anything, especially if they are ever "Caught In A Mosh".

4.5 Out Of 5.0

This book is truly one to read for the positive and life leading messages that Frank gives throughout the novel. Many of these he learned from the first few people he dedicated his book to in the strong women in his life that he says made him strive to be a better man. His mother Rose, grandmother Tina and his wife Theresa all have played a huge role in Frank's development as did his Uncle Joe, whose deli Frank worked at as a boy making 2 bucks an hour, which I can relate to.

These are just a few of the people you will get to know by reading Frank's book along with learning about specific places and timeframes not only in the Bronx but in New York in the 80's. There are other memorable characters that Frank describes throughout and we haven't even gotten to him joining ANTHRAX. Frank also describes the extreme life changes & choices and the music and moments that led him to joining what would become one of the biggest metal bands of all time while still in high school at the age of 18.