Title: Not worth the $2 I paid for my used copy
Product review: Knowing the controversy surrounding this book, I bought it anyway thinking that the story might be a good one, even if it had been fabricated. I kept that attitude for about 2/3 of the book. At that point I got tired of listening to Frey, an admitted criminal, additct and all around loser, criticize those around him who had been able to do what he was incapable of--stay sober. His attitude that he was better and more sophisticated than the program he was participating in sounded like the immature rantings of an adolescent. I found it laughable that someone whose life was so obviously out of control had such a sense of superiority. I was also left wondering how he managed to maintain this sense of superiority when it was obvious that the program managed to help him, seemingly against his will. In the end, not worth the $2 I paid for my used copy.
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