Detroit Rock City The Uncensored History of Rock 'n' Roll in America's Loudest City

San Francisco/Sacramento Book Review, 7/17/13
“The book reads like sitting at a big round table discussion, chatting with the people who shaped it, worked it, and partied through it, from Bob Seger, Ted Nugent, and Iggy Pop, through the top musical venues of the day, to when Kid Rock still rapped...Steve Miller lets the story flow from the proverbial horse's mouth, laying out the dialogue into a coherent whole, but largely letting his interviewees tell the story of Detroit rock in their own words."

My Big Honkin Blog, 7/21/13
“Interesting and often entertaining."

American Profile (website), 7/28/13
“Diehard rockologists will appreciate the depth and detail of Miller's excavation, and even casual fans will enjoy reading the story of one of America's great musical cities in the actual words of the folks who made it."

Slug, 7/31/13
“[Steve Miller] believes Detroit to be the mecca of rock n'roll and he'll prove it."

A Traverse City Record EaglePaperback Nonfiction Bestseller, 8/4/13

Curled Up with a Good Book, 8/28/13
“It's a vivid and brutal look at some of the edgiest music to come out of an urban American city. If you weren't there, reading this will get you as close as you've ever been."