Manon Fossat 2:07 p.m., November 10, 2021, modified at 2:07 p.m., November 10, 2021

The former editor-in-chief of Rock & Folk magazine, Philippe Maneuver, was the guest of "Culture Médias" on Wednesday.

The one who leaves the second part of his autobiography "Acid Flashback", told the report of the rockstars to illicit substances, but also the moment when he understood that his daughter had tried cocaine.

INTERVIEW

Music critic and radio host Philippe Maneuver was a guest of

Culture Médias on

Wednesday.

While he is releasing the second volume of his

 acidic Flashback

autobiography

,

the former editor-in-chief notably explained to Philippe Vandel's microphone his choice to make a sequel to the first part

Rock

, which tells in particular the relationship of rockstars to drugs.

He also confided in some anecdotes told in his book.

Like the time he realized that Manon, his 19-year-old daughter, had tried cocaine.

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"She was throwing newspapers. Me, I love the press so I started to leaf through them. And there falls a Mcdo straw, cut out, with a little 'stuff' inside. And there, it was obvious ", remembers the rock critic, who does not hide having regularly consumed drugs.

"I haven't taken anything for ten years and I understand then that my daughter tried to take cocaine. So I'm going crazy."

"I did everything to prevent drugs from becoming her priority"

Philippe Maneuver then explained that he reasoned about his own experience.

"I was like 'Well yeah, but you have had your experiences. And she's going to have hers'. And that's the problem, what could I say to her in the evening when she came back?" , he asked himself.

"I was going to be paterno-boring. And especially who speaks to him? It's not as if I had never taken anything!", He smiled. 

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Result of the races, the former editor in chief of 

Rock & Folk 

did not say anything.

"I said to myself that we were going to have to be kind to this little person who needed me, redouble our tenderness and supervise him. We started to do a lot of things together, to go to concerts, we left in England… And we never talked about it. But I did everything to prevent it from becoming his priority. "

He finally explained that he had his daughter read this chapter and asked her for her permission before publishing this anecdote.

“But go daddy, of course!” She reassured him.