Alex Van Halen’s memoir Brothers is more than a rock biography—it’s a deeply personal tribute to his late brother, Eddie Van Halen. Co-written with Ariel Levy, the book offers an intimate look at their life together, from their early years in the Netherlands to their rise to fame as part of Van Halen. Alex calls it a “love letter” to Eddie, recounting their shared experiences with music, fame, and family. While many readers are drawn to its emotional depth, the memoir avoids the sensationalism often found in rock biographies, instead focusing on their personal bond. But is it worth your time? Let’s dig in.
