Just Skimmed Through STORMS

[Nico]

Even though she comes off as a total flake, this book may actually be the best written thus far about Fleetwood Mac, in terms of relating some of the behind-the-scenes shenanigans. I personally took it all with a grain of salt. Retrospectively, perhaps her intent was to knock LB's image and take him down off of whatever pedestal his fans placed him, but really and truly I lost tons of respect for her. It appears to me that she enjoyed her lifestyle more than her self-respect, and she was one of those types of women that are annoyingly clingy and dependent, and although I believe LB probably enjoyed being the man and in charge, I'm unsure of how much respect any man could have for a woman who doesn't appear to want to live her own life and be somewhat independent.

Stevie Nicks, in comparison, was very independent. And maybe that bothered Lindsey but I'm sure now he respects her for it...or he wouldn't even be around her. And his wife as well seems to do her own thing and, although none of us know what goes on behind closed doors, it looks to be working wonderfully for them.

Being someone who lives for my independence, Carol Ann is the type of person I can never relate to at all.