Title: Delightful
Product review: I bought this book after hearing Mr. Brillstein on National Public Radio--and I loved it. I don't understand how the reviewer below could call it poorly edited. It zings right along. It's tough to put down. Brillstein's voice is the centerpiece of this captivating tale of a life in show business. There's so much to learn not only about Hollywood but about life. Also, Brillstein NEVER takes credit for the Sopranos or much of anything without always crediting the "talent" first; if he had, as the reviewer who misspelled Brad GREY's name wrote, then Brillstein wouldn't have surived five years, much less forty-five years in a town where the talent wants credit for everything. Wonderful stories, true emotions. I dug Where Did I Go Right?
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