7 Months Sober: How Ash Quit Drinking After Three Suicide Attempts
Ash Malimba was 12 when he had his first drink on a football tour. By 15, he was deep in London's rave scene doing pills, cocaine, and ketamine. By his early 20s, he was the frontman of a band touring the world, with promoters handing him whatever he wanted. Three suicide attempts followed. So did years of failed…
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