Late, Late at Night

His openness about both successes and struggles made the memoir feel very raw. I wonder what motivated him to be so vulnerable in this memoir.

The vivid descriptions brought back so many memories of that era. I'm curious how much of the scene he lived through directly versus how much was reconstructed from memory.

The memoir covers a lot of ground, but I wonder how he chose what to share and what to keep private—what's the story behind those choices?