It looks very nice! Classy yet fun! Fingers are crossed that it will help sell a few books!

Great looking cover. I wish you all the best. I'm an old NYDaily news reader that followed you over. (Thanks for being here! -- David B.)

Looks great -- congratulations, David !

I agree - terrific cover!

And a great website. I don't comment all that often, but this is one of the good ones. (On behalf of everyone toiling here, I thank you. -- David B.)

Good stuff!

Love the psychedelia font, and the way the titles are tilted up playing out towards Tommy...with a look that's, well, 'Dangerously Funny'

And the moment I looked at it, the theme-music got stuck in my head...thanks, Dave.

Great stuff...good luck!

LOVE IT, PERFECT ... TAKES ME BACK IN TIME.. CAN WAIT TO READ IT

Great picture, and a familiar one for me - as the cover photo of their last Mercury LP, I played that album when I was a kid many times (never get tired of hearing "Troubadour Song").
I'm sure that Tom and Dick will be very proud of your accomplishment - especially since you honored Tom's request to have the book done while he was still alive...:)

(Uh-oh... How'd you know about that? -- David B.)

GREAT!

Looking forward to reading this, Sgt. Bianculli. (All things come to he who waits... Thanks for your patience, Billy Shears. -- David B.)

AWESOME! I am impressed. Love the font, the pic, the whole shebang. This is the G rated version of how I feel.

(Can't help but wonder: Does X mark the spot? -- David B.)

I think the cover is perfect! It captures everything you could want it to. I especially like the author, title, etc. on the drum with the lettering style from the show. It makes me think immediately of the show's theme song (which I can never forget) - Da da da da da daaa.....

(Thanks! I'm not used to having a book cover I like, but I'm thrilled with this one. REALLY glad you are, too... -- David B.)

David, Thanks for sharing this with us. I feel I have never been this close to the book publishing process. Also I don't know what it is, but I, like two of your other readers, heard the theme music playing in my head the minute I saw the cover. Very good sign.
Tom: You can tell who's running the country by how much clothes people wear, see?
Dick: Do you mean that some people can afford more clothes on, and some people have... less on? Is that what you mean?
Tom: That's right.
Dick: I don't understand.
Tom: See, the ordinary people, you'd say that the ordinary people are the less-ons.
Dick: So who's running the country?
Tom: The morons.

(Good for you! One of my favorite routines, right on the money. Thanks! -- David B.)

When I saw the cover I started humming the Smothers Brothers' theme song, too. That's got to be a good sign.

Perfect!!! Can't wait!!

I like it too, and I think it's a good and apt title. Now after all those comments it's bothering me that the theme music isn't coming to mind. I have to look it up online now, or it'll bother me.

Love the cover!! Am not "into" The Smothers Brothers as deeply as you but enjoyed them thoroughly as a kid. With only 1 TV in the house, Mom was in charge of it most nights after 8PM (no remotes), so her taste became my taste.

Really enjoy the website (Like many others I read you in The Daily News). You point me in directions I wouldn't really go. Thanks.

(Thanks right back... -- David B.)

I love the look of it too... one idiotically trivial comment: I know "The Smothers Brothers" is supposed to pop out, but I wondered why "Comedy Hour" isn't red as well. ( I wondered the same thing... but I guess it WAS to make the Smothers pop. -- David B.)

The cover is terrific, but what I really want to know is if you're already booked for an interview with Terry Gross on Fresh Air! (Not officially -- but unless I upset some very nice people between now and January, there ought to be one or two high-profile media appearances tied in with the book. I'll DEFINITELY keep everyone on this website posted as they get scheduled. And hey... thanks for the question. Really. -- David B.)