Written by Wolfman Jack with Byron Laursen

“Chapters 7 and 8 of his book, which describe how he put himself on the air as Wolfman Jack in 1963, suggest a white-hot rock & roll epic that draws on elements of “The Buddy Holly Story,” “The Wild Bunch,” and “Barbarians at the Gate.”

Wolfman Jack has set himself a lofty goal; he vowed to tell it like it really is, an oft-quoted but seldom-realized credo of rock & roll. Happily, if amazingly, Wolfman Jack succeeded in getting it right, and just in time.”

The Los Angeles Times

Written by Pat Riley with Byron Laursen

“Pat Riley’s success has created a challenge for every other coach and manager. Call it the Riley Standard.”

The New York Times

Written by Pat Riley with Byron Laursen

“Inspiring… It is refreshing to read a sports book in which the (male) players unabashedly reveal vulnerability and soul. A dramatic, engaging book that cogently explains the success of one of modern America’s great sports franchises. Riley comes off like a literary lion in GQ clothes.”

Kirkus Reviews

Written by Wolfman Jack with Byron Laursen

“Full of extraordinary showbiz tales, the book is a wide-open door into the heart and soul of the most interesting and lovable rock & roll animal on the planet.”

Entertainment Weekly (with an A rating)