Robert G. Walker
Pittsburgh, PA

Excellent Read. Flows through the blue collar clubs and music history of Pittsburgh, while walking through the personal experiences of being a drummer for the mob. It's "The Godfather" meets Motley Crue. Loved it!

R. Glinka
Charlotte, NC

This book is the awesome rockin' tits! It slaps you around a little, then drags you out back and shoots you in the base of the skull with a hollow point, before burying you in a shallow desert grave. All good things.

M.R. Orr
Knoxville, TN

Drummer for the Mob is a solid piece of work. The characters are strong and I like the plot. It has all of the necessary elements: good characterization; interesting (and well-described) settings; and authentic-sounding dialogue. This material is well written and the storyline is well-paced. I am impressed.
C. Sherman
Critic
New York

Frankie Severino tells his tale of smoky night clubs, wild women, drugs, and rock-and-roll--a tale that is populated with the most motley line-up of Mafioso bosses, wise guys and crooks since The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight --with a wry wit and a sense of humor that is worthy of Jimmy Breslin. Drummer for the Mob is a hoot. It's The Sopranos with a driving disco beat--that will make you nostalgic for the days when local mobs ruled the night.

Karl J. Skutski
Author
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