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My brother hit the big time in the 80’s as a singer in a band he formed called (removed). I have an urge to write a book about my experiences with the band and touring with them as well. Basically through my eyes etc. What do ya think?

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While you may have a great story to tell, and you may be tempted to give some behind-the-scenes stories about that famous band, before you begin, I urge you to read these articles:

• PUBLIC FIGURES AND LIBEL: “I want to write a tell-all book about a celebrity I once knew. Can a public figure sue me?”
• 13 Signs You Shouldn’t Include That Risky Content In Your Book
• How to Avoid Giving Yourself (and Your Publisher) LEGAL Nightmares! by Harvey Randall
• Don’t Invite a Lawsuit with Your Memoir
• Featuring Real People in Your Writing? Protect Yourself From Lawsuits!
  Well, Excuuuuuse Me for Trying to Protect You From a Lawsuit!

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