• 4 inch dice
• Perfect for hanging from rear view mirror

• Sort of like year-round Christmas tree lights for stoners
• Each head is 3 inches in diameter
• Strand is 10 feet in length and consists of 10 heads
• Limited quantity available
• Note: This is old stock. Bottom of package is dented.

• Photo from Up In Smoke
• '78' refers to the 1978 release date
• Color: Sand

• Photo from Up In Smoke
• 'Love machine' was a decal on Pedro's '64 Impala
• Color: Black

• Photo from Next Movie
• Color: Black

• Color: Light Blue

• Photo of them performing Earache My Eye in Up In Smoke
• Color: Black

• Logo is from the cover of their self-titled first album
• Color: White with orange collar and sleeves

• Tommy was framed. Let everyone know about it.
• Color: Grey

• Squeeze chest to talk
• Has three unique phrases such as "toke it out man", "my dog ate my stash", "wanna get high"
• RARE. No longer manufactured.

• Squeeze chest to talk
• Has three unique phrases such as "toke it out man", "my dog ate my stash", "wanna get high"
• RARE. No longer manufactured.

• From Up In Smoke Earache My Eye Rock Fight concert
• Fully poseable, 9 inches tall, come in blister pack
• Limited quantity available
• No longer manufactured
• Highly collectible

• 6-inch stoneware stein
• Features artwork of the "Up In Smoke" poster
• Limited quantity available
• No longer manufactured
• Highly collectible

• Book written by Tommy Chong detailing the history of Cheech & Chong
• Includes lots of stories never before disclosed such as which celebs they lit up with
• Hardcover is out-of-print so this is a rare find
• 247 pages

Review

It's called "Unauthorized" because Cheech Marin was not involved in its writing. However, Tommy spoke to Cheech's ex-wives, Patti and Rikki, to learn stories and gain insight about Cheech.

This was actually supposed to be Tommy's first book, but he wrote The I Chong: Meditations from the Joint (released 2006) during the nine months he spent in prison in 2003 for "conspiracy to manufacture and distribute drug paraphernalia." Simon and Schuster decided The I Chong would be first, followed by the autobiography.

In the introduction, Chong writes "I know some of you will thumb through the book and go directly to the end to find out what happens. Well, don't waste your time. Because that is not the way I write. I write, as Cheech used to say, 'Chinese style,' which means all over the place."

The book has an excellent flow to it. You won't want to put the book down until you're finished because the stories Tommy tells are that good, that interesting.

The book discusses what Tommy and Cheech were doing before they met, how they met, drug usage, touring, their family life, lighting up with celebs, what it was like going from broke to wealthy and why they broke up (keep in mind this was written before they reunited).

There's one story about how broke ($$) they were in the beginning. Cheech was living at his girlfriend's house. He wrote to various product manufacturers saying he had problems with their products. The manufacturers would then send him coupons for free items. Cheech also pretended he was a record reviewer. Record labels would send him free albums which he'd turn around and sell because he needed the money.

There are stories about Tommy hanging out with Jack Nicholson, John Lennon (Lennon couldn't smoke up because of immigration issues), John Belushi, Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Sam Kinison wanting to tour with Tommy (Screech and Chong). There's also a story about jamming with Hendrix.

In addition, the book discusses the origin of many of their sketches and songs. For instance, we learn how Earache My Eye, Ralph and Herbie, Blind Melon Chitlin' and others were written. You should pick up Rhino's double CD Where's There's Smoke, There's Cheech & Chong if you haven't heard them before.

We don't want to give away too many of the stories because that would be like telling someone the end of a good movie before they've had a chance to see it.

Cheech & Chong fans, as well as people not very familiar with Cheech & Chong will enjoy this book.

Review of Bonus Chapter

When Tommy wrote this book, he and Cheech were still broken up. No one would have guessed that at this time last year Cheech and Tommy would announce they had buried the hatchet and would reunite for a tour.

In the paperback edition, Tommy adds a postscript chapter explaining the initial meetings he had with Cheech last year to discuss a reunion. Many of these meetings turned into arguments. Tommy details these meetings and arguments, as well as what it was like going back on tour with Cheech. It's very interesting and provides an inside glance at what went down behind-the-scenes.

• Book written by Tommy Chong while in prison discusses his childhood, growing up, his views on life, as well as his experiences in prison
• Lots of photos from Tommy's personal stash
• 224 pages
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• Book written by Tommy Chong while in prison discusses his childhood, growing up, his views on life, as well as his experiences in prison
• Lots of photos from Tommy's personal stash
• Hardcover is out-of-print so this is a rare find
• 224 pages

• Publisher: Browne Stane Books
• First book about Cheech and Chong
• Bios, description of albums and movies, lyrics, trivia
• Great photos and information
• 105 pages