An intimate account of Paris-born author Phil Marcade's first ten years
in the United States, where--after drifting from Boston to the West
Coast and back--he wound up in New York City and became deeply immersed
in the fledgling punk rock scene. With brilliant, often hilarious prose,
Marcade's book is, according to revered radio personality James "The
Hound" Marshall, "historically important, invaluable in fact, but also a
fun, fast, nasty read."