Further Adventures In Book Proposals
From Radar:
Millions of people know Scott Baio. Some know him as Charles "Chachi" Arcola on Happy Days. Other readers know him as Charles, the star (and director and producer) of Charles In Charge. The rest know him from 50+ movie and television projects, including a recent stint on the cult TV favorite, Arrested Development.
But Scott's true notoriety is actually none of the above.
Ooh. Do tell, book proposal. I mean, you've already blown me away with the secrets revealed in Scott Baio's bio. All this time, I only knew Baio as Charles, the lovable, unlikely live-in babysitter on Charles In Charge, while my sister knew Baio as Chachi on Happy Days, and one of my friends only knew him from watching 50+ random movie and television projects. We've all tried many, many times to have deep conversations about Scott Baio together, but we couldn't find an identical Scott Baio point of reference among the three of us. So imagine my surprise when I learn that most of the population only know Scott Baio for one thing and that there is no overlap! Thrilling!
But what's this "true notoriety" you speak of?
Scott Baio is known among Hollywood insiders as The Man Who Loves Women, a gentleman who has dated and made love to some of the most desirable, beautiful starlets in Hollywood. The array and depth of beauty of Scott's partners is astounding and awe-inspiring. Residing in the center of Hollywood, Scott lives the lifestyle most men (and more than a few women) would sell their souls to attain.
Scott asks the central question, which is essentially the main theme of his book: 'If I have access to all these wonderful, gorgeous, voluputous women, then how come I'm still on my own? In Scott's self-deprecating, humorous, and sincere volume, BaioWatch: How I Dated And Loved Hollywood's Most Beautiful Women And Ended Up Alone, Baio probes the Hollywood dating labyrinth, as well as his inner thoughts and past experiences for possible clues and conclusions.