Funny. Great voice to listen to. Glad to get to know Craig Ferguson better. The type of person you feel good cheering for.

Great story delivered in a highly addictive entertaining method.

Its great to hear the expression, emphasis and pronunciation in Craig's Glaswegian accent.

Craig explains his early life in such a loving way that we immediately want to be part of his Scottish family. Through all his trials, addictions, and romances, he manages to move forward professionally and make accomplishments that other addicts could never muster. It is obvious that his humor, personality and good looks got him where he is today. It seems that through his alcoholic fog, he always knew what he wanted in life, and he succeeded.

This was a wonderful description of this man's life! I have loved Craig Ferguson since the first time I saw him on the Drew Carey show. I may be a bit predjudiced because of that fact, but I would recommend this to ANYONE who wants to hear how and why we should ALL be American on Purpose!!

This is an insanely funny and surprisingly introspective look into the life of Craig Ferguson. I have been a fan of his stuff for a while, so my viewpoint may be skewed, but I don't think you'll be disappointed by this book. From growing up in Scotland, to hitting rock-bottom as a drunk, to a successful career in show business, this book is a great story all around.

Read the book. And bought the audio. Excellent and a winner. We are lucky to have Mr Ferguson as a US citizen

This book was fantastic, and the author narration made it even better. Conversational, honest, funny, everything you want in an audiobook. Craig tells it like it was; good, bad, and ugly, and his candor made me love him even more (notwithstanding he is really cute as heck!).

Craig is an affable, charming, cunning, sweetheart of a punk! I could barely hit the pause button. Geez, this guy, albeit a train wreck, had more fun in Glascow than Sid Vicious in NYC and turned out alive and well in our living rooms! This is a much better celebrity rehab account than anything dr. drew could produce. We learn that they are friends. A teen in the 80's I and my friends tried to emulate our fantasy of the punk life but suburban misfits just doesn't live up to the real deal as we learn from Craig.

Craig's narration was wonderfully flavorful and added all the spice and grit to the topsy turvy life he unravels for us in this fun, poignant, wild recount. I'm a new and huge fan and the Late, Late Show is now in the DVR lineup.

Oh, and I'm adding Glascow to my travel tour of the UK - will be looking for a party!

Insightful to the comedic birth of Craig Ferguson while being funny and heartfelt at the same time. I Adore Craig Ferguson, he is REAL...not Holly-weird...He could be a neighbor, co-worker (if he didn't have an aversion to work ;-)) and i would imagine him to be a great & supportive friend and one of the odd ducks at the family gatherings...Great Book! The many F' bombs which may be appropriate to the story telling, are a bit harsh on the ears over time. (the ONLY reason this is NOT a 5 star rating)

This is a really well written book, and Craig does a great job of presenting it. You can hear the embarrassment in his voice during the telling of some particularly shameful tales. You can also hear his pride when he talks about getting his citizenship, his son, and conquering his demons.

It truly is an incredibly enjoyable listen. I was sucked in to the tale from the beginning, and it made the better part of a 26 hour drive fly right by. I highly recommend this book!