Books like C'Mon, Get Happy: Fear and Loathing on the Partridge Family Bus

Shows some dark realities of fame, particulary the fame of teenage sex symbol role and tv show star. David does have an annoying braggadoccio attitute towards his empty sexual exploits that is disturbing (though later he does acknowledge the emptiness and unhappiness that accompanies this). He also complains alot-not taking a lot of responsibility for his life. Let me put it this way- I don't think he's the nicest, most sensitive, mature or wisest person. But maybe his teen, tv star, rock n roll star lifestyle made him this way. I think anyone would be severely messed up after that particular avenue of fame. He's bitter & angry. Regardless, I felt for him. I really enjoyed the book, more for what you could read between the lines about David & that sort of life then from the surface meaning of his own words.