"Funny, self-deprecating and a whole lot less boastful than he could be, Mr. Stewart offers a string of Grade-A rock 'n' roll debauchery stories and...makes them charming."--The New York Times
"Amiably and self-knowingly told... the tone [is] pitched right and the jokes good."--The Guardian
"In an action-packed memoir, Stewart explains how he survived the excesses of Seventies rock stardom...full of bad behavior and enough ex-wives to fill an entire soccer side."--Rolling Stone
"The best news about Stewart's autobiography is that it revives the rollicking humor and self-deprecating personality of his early career. It takes the jolly perspective of a guy who knows he's one of the world's luckiest men, and the result proves infectious."--New York Daily News
"The most outrageous--and wittiest--rock autobiography of the decade."--The Daily Mail