Saints of Los Angeles

Be warned! Just when you thought it was safe to come out of the house, the worlds most notorious hard rock band is back, and the story isn't a pretty one - but this time it has a happy ending. No band has consumed as many drugs and downed as much booze without dying as L.A's Mötley Crüe. The Crüe return with 'Saints of Los Angeles', their first new album with all four original members (Nikki Sixx, Mick Mars, Tommy Lee and Vince Neil) in over a decade and the ninth studio album of their career.

Loosely based on the band's autobiographical events with very personal lyrics, this revealing album offers tremendous insight into the lives of the rebellious leaders of the "L.A. Sleaze Rock" movement. The band that defines the L.A. rock scene delivers the soundtrack to that experience inspired by their New York Times best-seller and the must read book, "The Dirt."

'Saints of Los Angeles' is described by chief songwriter Sixx as, "a tale of dirty needles, damaged minds, music industry battles and a whole lotta sex based on our stories from The Dirt." The band's 2001 autobiography is currently being developed as a major motion picture.