A searing punk memoir by an American original who rebelled against conformity, complacency, and conservatism with his iconic band, MDC

Chapter 1: My Family is a Little Weird Chapter 2: Going Home With The Armadillo Chapter 3: No War No KKK, No Fascist USA Chapter 4: Oh John Wayne, John Wayne Chapter 5: Exene, John Doe, and Me Chapter 6: Banned From Rauls Chapter 7: How the Stains/MDC made its way to San Francisco Chapter 8: Soup Kitchens and San Francisco Chapter 9: Timmy Yohannon Chapter 10: Bad Brains Chapter 11: Spring, Summer, Fall Chapter 12: You're Our Commie Fag Chapter 13: European Tour: MDC, Dead Kennedys, Peter and the Test Tube Babies Chapter 14: Back to Berlin to Holland To England Chapter 15: Penny, Gee, and Me Chapter 16: Rock Against Reagan Tour 1983 Chapter 17: After July 3rd Chapter 18: Second European Tour Starts Chapter 19: Keep Italian In Your Heart Chapter 20: Home on the Range Chapter 21: July 4, 1984 Chapter 22: Mark Dubicki Chapter 23: The Gordon Frazier Days Chapter 24: The Pope, the Secret Service, and MDC Chapter 25: Metal Devil Cokes, 1988 Chapter 26: Bad Moon At Gilman Chapter 27: Dead Cops Rock Chapter 28: If I Had A Face Like Yours I'd Shave My Ass And Walk Backwards, 1990 Chapter 29: Drive a Chevrolet across the USA Chapter 30: To Russia With Love Chapter 31: Henry Rollins and David Dictor Chapter 32: Sleeping With The Enemy Chapter 33: Useless Pieces Of Shit Chapter 34: DARE Chapter 35: Pig Champion Chapter 36: Sheet Chapter 37: Mr. Fucko Chapter 38: The Best Dog I Never Wanted Chapter 39: Some People Are Born To Play Bass Chapter 41: Harley, John Joseph, and Me Chapter 43: The Talented Mr. Dictor Chapter 44: Not Just Falling Off The Wagon But Under It Chapter 45: Back to Glen Cove, 2000-2004 Chapter 46: Then Back Out to Portland, 2004-Present Epilogue: Love In Every Breath