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Title: Great Memphis history, sad ending
Review: I wasn't sure what to expect with this one, compared to the hype with other recent WWE releases. I was pleasantly surprised, though.Lawler gives us his take on an amazing career, without overly taking credit for inventing the entire business the way others did (coughcoughHogancoughPiper). If you were a fan of some of his wild Memphis angles, you'll love the description he gives here, not to mention the backstory of how Jimmy Hart, Kamala, Andy Kaufman and others got their starts.The sad part of it comes towards the end where he talks about losing Stacy and how he tries to find a woman, any woman to replace her, albeit just for outward appearances. He comes across as a real person, and not the Memphis superhero some may expect, and that's true throughout the book.Not required reading the way Mick Foley's books are, but definitely not a bad choice.
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