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“Being sober was a real different experience from a band that was always wrecked”: How Mötley Crüe cleaned up and made their biggest album

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“Being sober was a real different experience from a band that was always wrecked”: How Mötley Crüe cleaned up and made their biggest album

Drugged up, boozed up and almost washed up, Mötley Crüe went into rehab, came out and recorded a classic of the late-80s LA metal scene: Nikki Sixx takes us back

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