Lenny Kravitz on His New Memoir 'Let Love Rule,' and Workout Routine | RS Interview Special Edition

Shortly after the pandemic began spreading in early March, Lenny Kravitz left his Paris home and decamped to his island retreat in Eleuthera, a small island in the Bahamas. Rather than touring the world and promoting his new memoir Let Love Rule in person, Kravitz has been living the simple life, growing his own food, and using trees as makeshift bench presses.

“When we’re not in this situation and I’m down here creating, I realize I’ve been quarantining my whole life,” Kravitz tells Rolling Stone in the latest episode of the Rolling Stone Interview: Special Edition video series. “This is kinda how I live the whole time.”

Kravitz has been in a reflective mood of late discussing his book — the first of two — which covers his life up until the release of his 1989 debut album, Let Love Rule. With little rock star hedonism and (stereo)typical tales of excess to speak of — that’ll come in the next book — you’re allowed to be skeptical. But the memoir is a fascinating look at Kravitz’s duality — a biracial kid shuttling between Manhattan and Brooklyn townhouses before moving to Los Angeles where he feels equally at home in a Beverly Hills mansion or the goth, New Wave and stoner/skater subcultures in which he immersed himself.

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