Courtney Love to Release Tell-All Memoir

On the 20-year-old coattails of Nirvana's 'Nevermind' anniversary, Courtney Love, famed and troubled grunge widow, has announced her upcoming tell-all memoir, the AP reports.

The yet-to-be-titled book will be released via William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, and is set for release next fall. The Hole singer hopes to clear up any confusion and "set the record straight" with her thoughts on Kurt Cobain and life as a drug-addled mother.

As detailed by the press release: "Here, for the first time, Love finally sets the record straight about their tumultuous marriage, her history of drug abuse and subsequent recovery, and her relationship with daughter, Frances Bean. In addition to focusing on her career, she will also talk openly and candidly about her career in Hollywood, including highly-publicized relationships with Billy Corgan and Ed Norton."

There's no doubt Love's book will be a little bit raunchy and a lot o' bit sad, and that at some point readers will be saying, "Whoa, Courtney, TMI!"

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