2. What did the other guys in the road crew try to get John to do?
(a) Take drugs.
(b) Get drunk.
(c) Go home.
(d) Hook up with a groupie.

3. When was John part of the "Return of KISS" tour?
(a) 1985.
(b) 1979.
(c) 1976.
(d) 1982.

4. What power did John have through his job?
(a) Lighting up the stage.
(b) Taking care of the musicians.
(c) Arranging the songs.
(d) Recording the performance.

5. What was the reward that signaled John's success?
(a) Winning Little Bear back to him.
(b) Making more than $500,000 in a year.
(c) Being asked to join the board of a local bank.
(d) Getting a letter of congratulations from his father.

6. What was John's later nickname for his brother?
(a) Varmint.
(b) Shorty.
(c) Pokey.
(d) Ears.

7. What was John afraid of after his son's birth?
(a) That he might find out that he was not the father.
(b) That his son would be switched with another baby.
(c) That his son would die suddenly.
(d) That he would lose his wife.

8. What business did John finally find success in?
(a) Investing.
(b) Real estate.
(c) Sound design.
(d) Car renovation.

9. Where did John meet Chris when Chris said that it was urgent to talk to John?
(a) San Francisco.
(b) New York.
(c) Cleveland.
(d) Atlanta.

10. What did the move back to Amherst symbolize for John?
(a) Failure to escape.
(b) Redemption of previous failures.
(c) Repetition of his parents' mistakes.
(d) A comforting return to his roots.

11. When was John's son born?
(a) Early 1990s.
(b) Late 1980s.
(c) Early 1980s.
(d) Mid 1980s.

12. What does John say he has trouble with?
(a) Making money.
(b) Reading people.
(c) Understanding people's jokes.
(d) Finding something to say.

13. How many times was John married?
(a) 4.
(b) 2.
(c) 3.
(d) 1.

14. How often did John talk to his brother?
(a) Weekly.
(b) Infrequently.
(c) Rarely.
(d) Monthly.

15. How does John characterize his way of choosing names for people and pets?
(a) He chose names of animals that resembled the person.
(b) He chose names that sounded right.
(c) He chose names that he associated with people's or pets' traits.
(d) He chose names that made sense.