Synopsis
"Hell's Angel: The Life and Times of Sonny Barger and the Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club" is a biographical book written by Sonny Barger, the founder of the Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club (HAMC), with Keith and Kent Zimmerman. The book details the life of Barger, his journey into the biker subculture, and the history of the HAMC.
The book begins with Barger's childhood and his introduction to the biker lifestyle in the 1950s. It then delves into the formation of the HAMC and the club's growth and expansion throughout the years. Barger describes the various conflicts and controversies that the club has faced, including clashes with law enforcement, rival motorcycle gangs, and internal power struggles.
The book also includes personal anecdotes and stories from Barger's life, including his relationships with women, his experiences in prison, and his struggles with addiction. Barger also provides his perspective on the media's portrayal of the HAMC and the misconceptions surrounding the club.
Overall, "Hell's Angel" offers an inside look at the HAMC and the biker subculture, told from the perspective of one of its most prominent and influential members.