A memoir written by drumer Alan "AlSchvitz" Schultz during the time he was behind bars in San Quentin State Prison. He chronicles his life as bandmember of MDC (Millions of Dead Cops), as well as the challenges of being incarcerated in California's most infamous prison.
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