What do you do when you realize you have everything you desired but still feel empty? What do you do when everything around you is collapsing? The second part of Moby's autobiography is a journey into the dark labyrinth of fame and the demons hiding behind the celebrity lifestyle.

In the summer of 1999, the album "Play" was released, which defined the millennium and propelled the artist to superstardom. Suddenly, he found himself hanging out with David Bowie, Lou Reed, and Madonna, getting high for breakfast (most days), drinking vodka (every day), and having sex with models (less frequently). It was a diet he couldn't sustain for long.

And then, everything fell apart.

With the book's title taken from a lyric of his song, Extreme Ways, he candidly reveals his struggle with depression and addiction. He doesn't hide the fact that he contemplated death as a release, and the book begins by describing his plan to end his life.