I found this doc pretty entertaining, but, to be frank, there was not much that I hadn't seen or heard before. The one thing that stood out was the absence of Frank, himself. There were plenty of great photos of him, but, hardly any actual film of him performing or even speaking. That would've been nice to see. The interviews were great, especially with Tom Dreeson, one of his closest friends. You'll learn where Frank ate, drank and golfed. If you want to eat, drink and golf in Frank's steps, good luck. Some of the places are now closed, and the golf courses are all private clubs. There are a couple of restaurants still up and running, however, and some still remain exactly as they were when Frank and his posse were there. Overall, I found this doc worth watching, and I'll probably watch it again.