Southern California in the 1980s was the apex of the universe for the pauper-impaired. Dynasty, Madonna, designer-everything, mobile phones and cocaine ushered in the Me Generation’s appetite for addictive living. Jessy, a young hairdresser in Los Angeles, dressed for success and wanted to get rich quick and got more than he set out for by moonlighting for a man who made his passion for big cars supply his big habits. Big-Don is LA’s campy commercial king for his chain of auto-repair shops, which are, in-reality, the front for his actual business of supplying drugs to the Hollywood elite. Big-Don’s wife also has a passion but hers is for young hairdressers who must supply more than her appetite for fashion: and she gets Jessy hooked on more than a new lifestyle Jessy’s relationships at his day-job at the upscale salon Beautious Maximous become strained as his employers and co-workers try their best to keep the boy grounded; a near impossible task when the salon manager is Tinsel Town’s “queen” of gossip and his friends are more concerned with getting laid while dealing with the oncoming age of compulsory condom-sex due to a new un-named plague. This Mafia Hairdresser is gifted cars, clothing, all-you-can-snort cocaine, Hawaiian vacations and VIP invites to music & movie industry parties until he’s asked to baby-sit the out-of-control mob couple by their mysterious associate, Smokey Topaz. To live or die, quit or stay... must this Mafia Hairdresser resort to drugs, blackmail and a possible accidental manslaughter? Mafia Hairdresser is Book One in a series and is based on the author’s own fabulously dangerous lifestyle.