There's a difference between interesting introspection and naval gazing. Jamie Brickhouse's memoir Dangerous When Wet: Booze, Sex, and My Mother is definitely the former. You've probably seen the "self-destructive artist" schpiel before, but that journey of personal self-destruction is just so darn compelling. Brickhouse stars as himself, along with his co-stars his mother, sex, and booze (not necessarily in that order). David Drake's direction is tight, and the pacing relentless on this rollercoaster.Highly recommended.
