From a little boy, who loved singing to a country music icon; Johnny Cash will be forever remembered as a music legend. Such songs as “Folsom Prison Blues,” “I Walk the Line,” and “Ring of Fire” will always be etched in history. But more fascinating than the songs, is Johnny’s life as he writes his greatest hits. He believed the launch of his music career was one of the greatest achievements of his life. On the contrary, his life soon emulated that of a prison rather than a success, which prompted “Folsom Prison Blues.” Johnny was then consumed by the “fame and glory,” and resorted to drugs and alcohol to make it through the day. Eventually, these are the two items, which began to rule his life. After some time, the booze and drugs could no