Liar Alleged

<p>In the 50s gays took on stereotypical roles David Vass did <em>not </em>embrace. I wasn't a top bottom butch or fem - I scared the shit out of <em>all</em> the homos I met! Entertaining humorous and shocking he reveals secrets of the record labels (how he became a mafia money runner) juicy never-before-told anecdotes about legendary celebrities - Oscar Emmy Grammy Golden Globe and Tony award winners that he technical directed. Over 100 World Class difficult personalities were kept in line by Vass. Many shared their secrets with him.</p><p><br></p><p>At seven I stopped talking for two years because of a speech impediment and started writing. Diaries were the first of my addictions. I wrote down <em>everything </em>that happened to me for seven decades. These outrageous experiences are the bones of my book; I hope none of the mobsters I knew will leave a horse's head in my bed!</p><p><br></p><p>David's story is <em>still </em>relevant given today's political backpedaling of our civil liberties. His life is raunchy hilarious twisted and brutally honest. A laugh-out-loud page-turner: gay little boy of the 50s stumbles into the dangerous world of strip clubs in the 60s where he learned his talent as a technical director. Working the hottest clubs and iconic theatres record labels lined up to contract him for his 'celebrity-whisperer' talents and his connections to the mob in the 70s.</p><p><br></p><p>The fun he had in prison; best sex of my life thrills with pills robbing his mother in drag thinking she wouldn't recognize him. She did. His salacious adventures in a pre-AIDs world. A homo-hobo Vass's mash-up is brutally honest and a cautionary tale laced with inspiration.</p>