Books like Roadshow: Landscape With Drums

While I was in the middle of this book, news broke of the death of it's author. As someone who has been playing drums for over 25 years, I was devastated (as one can be for a celebrity they've never met) at the passing of one of my inspirations (he wouldn't want me to call him an idol or hero). The other book by Mr. Peart I've read was Ghost Rider. I enjoyed this one much more. Ghost Rider seemed to be monotonous and dragged on. This one had different stories and tales around every corner. I was more interested in the inner workings of a major rock tour, but I enjoy traveling as well so this book had everything for me. I'm not a motorcyclist, though. It is a bit discouraging to read how Peart really disliked touring, but at the same time it's how he funds his travels and can stay in luxurious European hotels and afford repairs on his expensive motorcycles. Would he rather be back in St. Catherines selling tractor parts? I already knew how he disliked close interactions with fans, but he still shows his appreciation for them.I recommend this book to any fan of the band Rush, or anyone interested in travelogues, motorcycle rider in particular.