"In his memoir, Fahrenheit-182, written with the music journalist Dan Ozzi and out April 8, Hoppus details Blink-182’s turbulent history and contemplates his own mortality with grace and good humor. The band’s 'Behind the Music'-worthy history includes near-death experiences, bitter splits and world-conquering tours."
—New York Times

"What began as a form of therapy transformed into the book Fahrenheit-182, which recounts his life, from a military kid to a punk-loving, skateboarding teenager to a rock star with millions of fans."
—Los Angeles Times

"Raw, hilarious, and unflinchingly honest."
—Entertainment Weekly

"Hugely entertaining and very well written, in a wisecracking, smart-ass style."
—The Guardian