I really enjoyed this. I like the glimpses into his youth, and though I didn't have the knowledge of Indie music for that region and time still felt like I got more than enough out of this. All the friendships and relationships seen in this along with the author's utter honesty (or at least seemingly honest) about everything is very unique. ( )

Of course this was entertaining to me as Jonsson lived through the Stockholm version of my youth and it is a very true reflection of that time and that group of people. I must admit, however, that had he been part of my circle of friends, I'm afraid he had been cast out fairly fast for being whiny. Maybe not nice, but true. I do respect that he is so honest about his poorer decisions in life, but he's equally honest about other people's poor decisions without even wondering why they do what they do. Definitely enjoyable if you were part of this crowd, less so, I imagine, if you were not. ( )