I Don't Take Requests: INCLUDES EXCLUSIVE NEW MATERIAL

It was an alright book. I liked some bits and got bored of some bits too but overall as stories go, it was an alright book.

Jeezo Tony doesn't hold back! One of the most candid autobiographies I have read. It's not for the faint hearted - I LOVED IT

Loved this book… couldn’t put it down

I was really interested in reading this book as dance culture was a big part of my life when younger. Fat Paul was always considered a bit of a plonker on that scene and it's reassuring to read that that's still the case. I knew a few people like Fat Paul and they are dead so the story of hitting rock bottom and overcoming addiction was interesting. Unfortunately his ego and staggering grandiosity get in the way of what could have been a really interesting and inspiring book. Bar his commitment to sponsor others as part of his own recovery, it doesn't sound like he has ever once done a good deed or a nice thing for another human being, there wasn't one example of empathy or kindness. He's also not funny not does he write particularly well so it's more a missive on how many drugs he did (which gets repetitive), name dropping as many people as he can , how talented and funny he considers himself to be and basically, what a narcissistic he is. I commend him on his recovery but he is in no way likeable. Biggest laugh in the book is at the end though. Amongst the myriad slebs is a photo of him and Joan Collins. He's obviously bumped.into her in a restaurant and asked her for a selfie but has included it in the book anyway. :-)

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Absolute brilliant read, definitely recommend, roller-coaster of a lifestyle with thankfully a happy healthy ending, and love all the photos at the end as well

Couldn’t put it down!

Great read , couldn’t put it down, funny & sad but wrote brilliantly