Topless Prophet: The True Story of America's Most Successful Gentleman's Club En
samsung1
Ohio
by Alan Markowitz with Thomas Stevens
Alan Markowitz owns Flight Club, Penthouse and All Stars in Detroit. For that reason alone his self-published book is worth reading. On the other hand, the repetition and self-aggrandizement in this book makes it tough sledding at times. The book combines autobiography with some glimpses of strip club owner politics in Detroit since the 1980s. Add to that Alan's stories about the two times that he's been shot, once by a dancer and once by an off-duty Inkster cop, and the contract that his partner in BTs took out on him and the ensuing trial in federal court, and there's enough meat in here to keep you turning the pages.
http://bit.ly/WHtRsp
Alan Markowitz owns Flight Club, Penthouse and All Stars in Detroit. For that reason alone his self-published book is worth reading. On the other hand, the repetition and self-aggrandizement in this book makes it tough sledding at times. The book combines autobiography with some glimpses of strip club owner politics in Detroit since the 1980s. Add to that Alan's stories about the two times that he's been shot, once by a dancer and once by an off-duty Inkster cop, and the contract that his partner in BTs took out on him and the ensuing trial in federal court, and there's enough meat in here to keep you turning the pages.
http://bit.ly/WHtRsp
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Never met him. Wish I knew what he looks like in person, cuz his photos make him look like a real sleaze. Reminds me of a leisure suit wearin' 70's cheap porn actor