Frazer Hines is one of the UK's most charismatic stars of stage and screen. He started as a child actor working with Charlie Chaplin, and became a household name in the sixties appearing alongside Patrick Troughton in Doctor Who. In the seventies and eighties, Frazer was housewife's favourite Joe Sugden in Emmerdale Farm. In this compelling and funny book, Frazer reveals his own thoughts and feelings when faced with being a 'media celebrity' from an early age, his love of horses and cricket, and his romancing of some of the most eligible and beautiful women from all walks of life, making him the envy of many. 'He writes with such humour and passion that you can't put the book down.' Review on Amazon 'The book ... is peppered with hundreds of anecdotes that will entertain, amuse and move even the most hard to please fan ... It's mature, considered and above everything else honest.' James Whittington 'Thoroughly engrossing.' Doctor Who Magazine 'Hines does an admirable job of reporting on his own life, while avoiding over-sensationalising it in a way that many "autobiographers" could learn from.' Sci-Fi Now Magazine