RAZ CUE

With an adventurous, rebellious youth in his rearview, Raz Cue spent twenty years working in Hollywood, California’s music industry. Tired of being surrounded by swindlers, degenerates, and druggies, in 1999 Cue sold his infamous Faux Cue Studios and went back to school. By 2006, the one-time high school dropout earned his B.A. in History from Cal State, Northridge, with the distinction of summa cum laude. Mr. Cue then took a year off before entering grad school to write Bud’s Love Bus, to minimal fanfare. The next project was Cue’s 2017 memoir, The Days of Guns & Raz’s. The biography covers his spinal injury at age fifteen, landing Cue in a wheelchair since 1980, as well as a detailed history of Guns ‘N’ Roses from formation to superstardom. In the summer of 2026, Cue released the novel Tail of the Wave, an action-packed thriller that introduced Rock Highcliffe to mystery lovers young and old. Currently, Cue is hard at work finishing up the second Highcliffe nail-biter, Getting Lucky.