John Amero charts his career at the forefront of the sexual revolution, while sharing what it was like to be a gay man living in New York City through the eras of Stonewall and the AIDS epidemic. This memoir depicts also highlights his bond with notable names such as Andy Warhol, Montgomery Clift, Anthony Perkins, and Olympia Dukakis. This is a portrait of an industry and a city that were rapidly changing. And the only first-person account that provides intimate insight into a singularly unique journey from porn to primetime.
