Howling at the Moon

In Howling at the Moon, Walter Yetnikoff, the flamboyant and controversial president of CBS Records during the 1970s and '80s, recounts his tumultuous rise and fall in the music industry. With a cast of iconic artists like Michael Jackson and the Rolling Stones, Yetnikoff shares wild tales of his escapades fueled by substance abuse and power struggles, contrasting his working-class roots with the excesses of fame. His memoir blends humor and candid reflection, offering an unfiltered look at the saga of a man who pushed the boundaries of success and excess in a revolutionizing era of pop music.