Johnny Lee Releases Autobiography "Still Lookin' For Love"

Country legend Johnny Lee, known for his dynamic stage presence and smash No. 1 crossover hit "Lookin' for Love," released his first autobiography, "Still Lookin' for Love." Click here to order a copy.

"I always said I had to wait until Mickey Gilley was dead before I could write my autobiography," laughs Johnny. "But it looks like Mickey is going to outlive all of us, so I am just going ahead and putting everything out there. I share all of those highs and lows in this book," says Johnny. "I know it will make you laugh. It will also make you cry. I cried as I was writing it. And there will times when you might be shocked. But it's all true."

"Still Lookin' for Love" written by Johnny Lee with Scot England and published by England Media includes forewords by Lee's closest friends and legendary artists, Mickey Gilley and Moe Bandy. Readers will get an in depth look at Johnny Lee's illustrious career as well as his life before the hits. Lee recalls many never before told stories including a secret marriage, the truth about Gilley's, the world's biggest Honky Tonk, beating colon cancer and the story behind 'Urban Cowboy', the movie that changed Johnny's life forever. "Still Lookin' for Love" also features more than 150 never before seen photos from Johnny's personal collection.

Lee's longtime fans are still transfixed when he belts out his smash 1980 hit "Lookin' for Love," which became a crossover hit, spending three weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Singles chart while also appearing in the Top 5 on the Billboard Pop chart and Top 10 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart. In addition to "Lookin' for Love," Lee had a string of hit No. 1 songs reach the top: "One in a Million," "Bet Your Heart on Me," "The Yellow Rose" (a duet with Lane Brody and the theme song to the NBC TV-series of the same name) and "You Could Have Heard a Heartbreak." Lee's other major hits include "Pickin' Up Strangers," "Prisoner of Hope," "Cherokee Fiddle," "Sounds Like Love," "Hey Bartender," "Rollin' Lonely," and "Save the Last Chance."

JOHNNY LEE ON TOUR 
April 28 Bloomin Temple Fest. - Temple, Texas
April 29 Sylvan Beach Park - La Porte, Texas 
May 06 Freiheit Country Store - New Braunsfels, Texas 
May 19 Hard Rock Casino - Tulsa, Okla. 
May 20 District 249 - Tomball, Texas
June 10 Kosse Texas Street Dance - Kosse, Texas
July 01 Coyote Country Store Jamboree - Gail, Texas
July 14 The Stampede - Houston, Texas
July 21 Wapocoma Campground - Romney, W. Va. 
Oct. 20 Country Tonight Theater - Pigeon Forge, Tenn. 
Oct. 22 Yorktown Western Days - Yorktown, Texas

ABOUT JOHNNY LEE
You Ain't Never Been To Texas, the highly-anticipated album from country legend Johnny Lee, is available now. Lee, known for his dynamic stage presence and smash No. 1 crossover hit "Lookin' for Love," blends traditional, organic country that purists long for in You Ain't Never Been To Texas, which landed an exclusive premiere of the title track on The Boot. The album is also featured in One Stop Country, Country Music Chat Live, Backstage Axxess, Journal Sentinel, The Pickup and many more. Fans are still transfixed when Lee belts out his 1980 hit "Lookin' for Love," which became a crossover hit spending three weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Singles chart while also appearing in the Top 5 on the Billboard Pop chart and Top 10 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart. In addition to "Lookin' for Love," Lee had a string of hit No. 1 songs reach the top: "One in a Million," "Bet Your Heart on Me," "The Yellow Rose" (a duet with Lane Brody and the theme song to the NBC TV-series of the same name) and "You Could Have Heard a Heartbreak." Lee's other major hits include "Pickin' Up Strangers," "Prisoner of Hope," "Cherokee Fiddle," "Sounds Like Love," "Hey Bartender," "Rollin' Lonely," and "Save the Last Chance." 

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