Won't tell you much about "Star Trek" you don't already know if you're a fan (and some of the details about the episodes and movies, he said as he nitpickily pushed his glasses up the bridge of his nose, are flat-out wrong... as is his relation of the story of how Nimoy invented the famous Vulcan salute), but there are some very touching passages that show authentic affection for Nimoy. Yes, as some readers have pointed out, there is plenty of Shatner's own story in these pages, too - but, given the title and the topic, I think that is to be expected. I sense very, very little of the "Shatner ego" here. It is a nice tribute to Nimoy, but the target audience is those who never knew him as anything but Mr. Spock and who has never read Nimoy's own autobiographies. I hope this amazing artist will get the full-length, in-depth biographical treatment one day.