About Tony O'Neill
In a previous life Tony O’Neill played keyboards for bands and artists as diverse as Kenickie, Marc Almond and The Brian Jonestown Massacre. After moving to Los Angeles his promising career was derailed by heroin addiction, quickie marriages and crack abuse. While kicking methadone he started writing about his experiences on the periphery of the Hollywood Dream and he has been writing ever since.
Novels
Collections
Non fiction
Red Army General: The Inside Story of the World's Most Infamous Football Firm (2004)
The Men in Black: Further Exploits of Manchester United's Soccer Mob (2005)
Hero of the Underground (2008)
Neon Angel: A Memoir of The Runaways (2010) (with Cherie Currie)
The Men in Black: Further Exploits of Manchester United's Soccer Mob (2005)
Hero of the Underground (2008)
Neon Angel: A Memoir of The Runaways (2010) (with Cherie Currie)
Tony O'Neill recommends
 Hating Olivia (2004) (Max Zajack, book 1) Mark SaFranko "Hating Olivia is packed with blood, poetry, heart, and pain... a book of quiet horrors and beautifully expressed longing." |  The Good and the Ghastly (2011) James Boice "Finding James Boice has been a revelation for me. His hard-bitten prose flies off the page at you like the cracking of a machine gun, and he infuses this violent, gritty and fast-paced novel with enough subtle satire and unexpected weirdness to keep you riveted right until you flip the final page." |
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