Title: 15 minutes coming to a close...
Product review: I was a patient at Hazeldon in 1996. No way half the stuff Frey describes happened. No way. Anyone who has been a patient there could tell you that, anyone who has been in any rehab clinic could tell you that.I feel duped into buying the book, but I do feel vindicated now that Frey has been discovered as a fraud. See, most of us addicts are mostly addicted with one thing - ourselves. Just as Frey makes himself out to be some big tough guy to make himself feel big, I can feel big about myself for smelling his BS a page into his book.The difference is I didn't con people out of their money to feed my narcissm. Frey did. He owes an apology to everyone who spent time and money on his book. I would expect a memoir about time in treatment to take some license with actual events - no way you can remember every day, every conversation, etc. But to completely sell yourself as something you're not is not being a good writer, it's being a good con-man.
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