i just heard the whole interview,now. and, i've got to say,this guy is a bit strange, if nothing else. yet, then again,he may just have his own unique way of processing grief. i truly hope so,at least.

it's amazing, how people presume to know, someone that they don't. it just boggles the mind. are these folks, from the same gene-pool sample,that convicts people in court decisions, with only the vaguest of evidence. i really wonder...?

Amy Winehouse was an especially unique and rare pop talent. I believe her father Mitch Winehouse has helped to turn the tragedy of her death into positive and beneficial things. The foundation created in her name is commendable. From all I have read and heard, Mr. Winehouse's grief is real and his intention to dispel myths about Amys life and present the facts is understandable. I do not agree with those who may be skeptical of his motivations.

Reportedly proceeds from the book will go to youth at risk.

I didn't realize that the Geico gecko lizard was Amy Winehouse's dad! I'd like to ask him, what is his motivation in writing this book? One busy lizard, this one.
Save 15% on car insurance.

This man is a despicable self-promoter who enabled and encouraged his daughter to abuse, blocked attempts to help her and continues to try to cash-in on her. This segment is revolting.