This is an account of the lives of noted entertainers, primarily Sinatra, Martin, Davis, Lawford and Bishop, and the numerous other stars who were satellite members of the pack in its various iterations. Although they may have been great performers they were perfectly loathesome as human beings. It is not because if the booze, drugs and womanizing but because of the horrible way they treated their own families and friends. The insight into the entertainment industry for much of the 20th century was enlightening. ( )