Galhattan Press, New York, 1997. Stated first printing. Previous owner name inside. Creasing to rear cover.
If all low life rock & roll celebrity scum memoirs were this funny and smart and charming, kids in America would be even more f'd up than they are. - John Strausbaugh

Jennifer Blowdryer calls this a lower middle class autobiography. I think it reads like liner notes for a 70's record album made with words and pictures. She's got the kind of honesty and dark humour you need to write about yourself, and see yourself in a recent and already disappearing history. - Lynn Tillman.