I remember the first time I saw TSOL at a house party, they walked in with a aura like no other, and my brother bounced at the cuckoos nest, and I'd been around the scene awhile. Definitely a trip listening to interviews and he's smiling and laughing, good for him. But I swear that band and their crew were hard af

The book is brutal. The rise and fall and realization that oh fuck, I did this.

Skateboarding and TSOL Since 86!

I dont know that I LOVE the horror stories, I mean, I do, BUT... I have to say, Jack puts on a show, and tells some comedic stories man... Guy is so funny telling stories. I have to say, he is as cool as Henry , and Jello. Meanwhile, is just a funny, highly intelligent guy, and though he doesnt want word to get out, he is very thoughtful.

I'd like to know where Jack's more enlightened perspective came from; what helped him wake up? What brought brought him to the realization of his ego? Guess I'll get the book. BTW: Saw TSOL 2-3 x's back in the early 80's in SLC. Utah. Loved them back then.

He's a hardcore badass in the book but he's pretty damn smart or"street smart." either way he's already an influence on me...

i want that other draft.

Yeah - I mean, Brett Easton Ellis has done it. Still like to read this tho

@sacredjimi actually most of it is true, 95% is true the rest is fiction.