Ray Lewis Visits Bel Air on Thursday

Retired Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis will be in Bel Air this week signing copies of his new memoir at Barnes & Noble.

The memoir—I Feel Like Going on: Life, Game and Glory—was released Tuesday. It details his ascent from a rocky Florida childhood to two Super Bowl wins and includes discussion of the murder charges he faced in connection with a 2000 stabbing outside an Atlanta nightclub. Following the 2013 Super Bowl, Lewis retired and became an ESPN analyst.

Simon and Schuster imprint Touchstone published the 288-page memoir, available in hardcover or Nook format.

The book signing at the Bel Air Barnes & Noble will be at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 22. To attend, customers must show a Barnes & Noble receipt proving they purchased Lewis’s book.

Wristbands are required for entry to the event, redeemable with the receipt from any Barnes & Noble store or bn.com proving the purchase of Lewis’s book. Store employees will start issuing wristbands at 9 a.m. on Oct. 22.

At the signing, each person may have up to two books signed. Lewis will not be posing for pictures or signing anything other than his memoir.

Barnes & Noble is located at 620 Marketplace Drive in Bel Air.