PRAISE FOR JEFF ZYCINSKI AND THE RED LIGHT ZONE;'An entertaining, rambunctious account of his 30 year career which he calls a "laugh 'n' tell".;Janet Boyle, Sunday Post;'Undeniably well-written and entertaining ... a must-read for every student seeking a career in broadcasting.';Gavin Docherty, 'Doc Showbiz', Scottish Daily Express;'A natural story-teller, Jeff shares a lifetime of good stories as well as insights into his own life. The book is packed with funny anecdotes.';Margaret Chrystall, Seven Days, Highland News;'Really well-written. It's not everyone who can write a memoir as interesting and engaging as this.';Dan O'Day, Danoday.com, Los Angeles;'A tale told by a supreme anecdotalist, an excellent journalist and a very accomplished writer.';Tom Morton, Scottish Review;'Full of humorous anecdotes and a refreshingly honest, self-deprecating take on a career spent in both commercial and BBC radio.';Mary Picken, liveanddeadly.net;'Brilliant stories. Really enjoyed reading this.';Bev Lyons, theshowbizlyon.com;'The book's real charm lies in the author's humorous writing style and his ability - like a Scottish Bill Bryson - to find comedy in the tiniest of details.';Chatterbox Magazine;'A very well written book which gives an excellent insight into the life of a BBC producer and station controller. It deserves to be successful.';David Harris, Radio User Magazine;'I read it on the bus and it made me laugh out loud.';Cat Gibson, Camglen Radio;'His book describes encounters with politicians, the Royal Family and Hollywood stars as well as some of the more absurd happenings and baffling decisions during his 24 years [at the BBC].';Grampian Online;'Jeff's frankness is refreshing, he is open about successes and failures over the span of his career, the impacts his career had on his family and indeed shares various anecdotes of family life, all of which endear him to the reader.';Kate Noble, The Quiet Knitter;'If you remove the radio aspect from this biography, it still works as a description of 25 years of life in Scotland. I like the sound of Jeff's wife. And their children. But I would rather that the dog had lived ...';Bookwitch;'Want to know what REALLY happens in radio? Read this book!';Pete Gavin, North Highland Radio;'A boss with a brain, a heart and a funny bone too.';Kaye Adams, BBC Radio Scotland;'As well as laugh-out-loud moments, he also writes of the impact a high-pressure job can have on family life. Now that Zycinski has one book under his belt, you get the feeling he has plenty more to tell.';Stuart McHugh, Scotsman.com
