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Cohan, whose On Mexican Time discussed events later in his life, tackles his young adulthood in this eighth book. His recollections are framed by the slow demise of his father, a producer of radio specials before television came along. As a youngster, at odds with his has-been dad and alcoholic mother, Cohan took up drumming as a means of escape. This served him well th...Log In or Sign Up to Read More