To many people, Tony Booth will always be the Scouse Git, Alf Garnett's left-wing son-in-law in the television comedy series Till Death do us Part. To many others, he is better known as the father-in-law of the Labour Party leader Tony Blair. In this autobiography Tony Booth tells of his wild Liverpudlian childhood, his days in the army and his life as a hard-drinking and hard-living actor. He also tells of his brief and tragic marriage to Pat Phoenix, the day he set himself on fire and of the powerful creed he instilled in his daughter Cherie Blair.