Pretty refreshing take on an autobiography as it features stories and anecdotes from throughout his life which each chapter roughly based around a different theme. It's a very funny, quick, rather name drop heavy and for the most part pretty lighthearted read that features a lot of stories about drugs.

The audio version is pretty interesting as well as it features a whole cast of narrators, some of which are real people playing out their own parts, which allows the book to have sequences acted out as the stories (supposedly) happened. It works really well and helps with investing in the stories. Overall a decent read.