content: I enjoy Jerry Lawler as a tv commentator on wrestling... his sophomoric character can add to the circus atmosphere. But not hundreds of pages of it. Too many references to his high school buddies. Cornball humor is one thing, but this is cheeseball. What you won't find is much depth on the history of Memphis wrestling. A few "early days" anecdotes and the Andy Kaufman rehash. Sorry, Jerry, even that's not fresh. And the chapters that go on and on about his last wife are simply an embarrassment. It's written on a 15 year-old level because, frankly, he hasn't grown up at all. I hoped for a lot more.