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Lorraine Mason on December 21, 2010 at 7:57 AM said:

I deleated the photo you sent! UGH! Any chance of getting it again?HAPPY HOLIDAYS!xoLorraine

Madeline on November 24, 2010 at 4:55 PM said:

You're so stunning and wonderful.
Thank you for such an inspirational read!
:)

Anita in the South on October 23, 2010 at 8:40 AM said:

Hi Catherine - You are an incredible talent, and I hope your recent seclusion means you are working on the next chapter (film? book?). xoxoxo Anita

"Downtown" Julie Brown from Chicago on August 18, 2010 at 4:14 PM said:

Hi Catherine: I just finished your book last week, I found it very sad, yet inspiring as it went along. I could totally relate to what you were feeling as you grew up, as I had a single young mom with abusive tendencies. I laughed and cried, but most of all, I'm starstruck, so I was excited to read about your meetings, with some of the most famous people and without a doubt best rock and roll legends of our times. Hopefully, you will write again, and I will buy your next book. It's amazing how some people in life never have to endure anything and their lives seem perfect, but I am sure, everybody has something in life that is sad, as you have. I wish you good luck and am very happy for you and your son.

Debbi on July 21, 2010 at 9:52 PM said:

Hello Catherine,

I just read your book in one day and marveled all the way through at your heartbreaking and exciting adventures. I'm exactly your age and was born and raised in Southern California, with an invalid father and alcoholic mother who threatened me on a weekly basis with being dropped off at MacLaren Hall, which was just at the other end of town. Had I known it was such comforting place I may have walked there myself! Although I would love to have been a teen in Hollywood and cavorted with stars as you did, I did manage to grow up and out, marrying the first man who asked. We were both 18 and he proved to be an abuser in every way, but as with you, he did give me my only chid- a wonderful son, so it was all worth it. I left him and moved on to bigger and better things but there are lessons in everything, right? I loved your writing style and your wondrous story of survival and eventual peace and look forward to your next book.

Thanks,

Debbi

Jackie Ross on July 16, 2010 at 5:07 PM said:

Loved your book Catherine !

Mary on June 4, 2010 at 2:18 PM said:

woke up at 4 to read the 2nd chapter of your book and ended up reading the whole thing in one sitting! I was so heavy eyed but could not put it down!

I've been to California a few yrs ago...did the whole 'Hollywood Blvd'/Hollywood Sign, get on THE PRICE IS RIGHT, JAY LENO, WILL AND GRACE SHOW (at the time) and drove around many of the roads mentioned in the book...so kept me interested that way too. Brentwood...home of Joan Crawford~~but cripes, your mom made Joan look like a saint! I have to ask...she seemed bipolar or definitely had some UNDIAGNOSED disorder, Im thinking. Or 'schizophrenic'? IDK...Anyway...you really pulled me into your story and I just felt so bad for you and your brother. I just got done reading an autobiography of Marianne Faithful too...so it was so random that she was mentioned on the one page. (of course not unlikely...in that she too had a relationship w/Mick)....
It would have been a crime had you NOT told your story. Im glad you made it out alive! Peace be with you...
If you're ever in the Paradise PA are/Lancaster PA give me a hollar. maryj41@earthlink.net :-)

Betsy on May 30, 2010 at 5:01 PM said:

I just finished reading your book in one sitting. I wish I'd had your guts growing up instead of leading such a timid life. You're pretty amazing.

Troy Stoilkovski on May 23, 2010 at 8:31 AM said:

Catherine, greetings from Australia, I hope you are having a lovely week. I stumbled upon your book by chance, and i'm honestly glad I did! I was surfing the web looking at arts and design blogs when I came upon a web blog and saw a review of your book. I was instantly interested, as I am a songwriter/composer and thought I must read this... and now! I eventually bought a copy and once it arrived I read the whole book in one sitting. I can assure you that I have never done that before at all, ever! It was an exceptional read and one that took me on your journey from the first to the last page. Emotive, enticing, heartbreaking yet very optimistic and forgiving. I do hope you continue writing and that this book reaches many people. All the best, take care. Troy :)

Lily on March 25, 2010 at 7:40 AM said:

Catherine I will be buying your book after reading the first page the way you write and express yourself is well great cannot wait to read it these days we need a sense of humor you come through as having a great one sounds as though it helped get you thru life.

Glindy on February 18, 2010 at 9:27 PM said:

Hey Catherine--

Your book inspired me...your Phoenix spirit and your faith of spirit and strength have held you in good stead. You rock! What an amazing story...my husband says you are the "Forest Gump" of the 60's/70's culture/rock scene!


Keep on truckin gal! Thanks for sharing!

Glindy

LoriAnn on January 27, 2010 at 9:23 AM said:

Love it Love it Love it Love it! Thanks for sharing!!

Donny on January 25, 2010 at 3:22 PM said:

Hey Catherine, just finished your book & it was great. Your life has been amazing. As a working musician myself it was particularly interesting. Your journey was and is an inspiration to us all. Good luck and keep up the good work. Thanks to all of you folks who dig our music and support us. We love you.

Ada Hill on November 21, 2009 at 6:10 PM said:

I'm only 3/4 of the way through the book { but I only started on it less than 12hrs. ago ;)} but I had to come on here and praise this honest, emotional, raw, wonderful, etc. book.
But I do have one question...
Why in the he// was I able to buy it at a $1.ooTree store?!?!? I would've gladly paid full price!!!

Claryscat on November 20, 2009 at 1:45 PM said:

My wife was reading a book and kept laughing out loud or cry "Oh nooo!", or "Unbelievable... I can't believe it", "WOW". She kept telling me, you have to read this, you will really dig this. I read it non stop. Thank you for such a great story and for a unique view into the lives of artists that shaped our generations consciousness.

I came up going to Bill Graham's Fillmore, Winterland and festival productions in San Francisco, so I was fortunate to have seen all these musicians and bands as they broke onto the scene. Very intensely nostalgic to relive those times through your eyes.

Would make a great movie. You know the sound track already kills. Diane Keaton could play the "Mature Catherine". LOL What a trip to think how you could cast it.

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