Dave Courtney, whose autobiography, Stop the Ride, I Want to Get Off , was a huge bestseller, reveals all from another hidden aspect of Londons underworld. Notorious in Londons criminal underworld, Dave is also a big name in the club and dance scene. Raving Lunacy is the story of this double life, and how one world spilled over into the other. From parties in prisons, sewe Dave Courtney, whose autobiography, Stop the Ride, I Want to Get Off , was a huge bestseller, reveals all from another hidden aspect of Londons underworld. Notorious in Londons criminal underworld, Dave is also a big name in the club and dance scene. Raving Lunacy is the story of this double life, and how one world spilled over into the other. From parties in prisons, sewers, railway arches and aircraft hangers, to legitimacy (Dave and his partner Terry Turbo won 1999s Best Large Promotions of the Year); Raving Lunacy covers the ground that Stop the Ride left out, as Dave details what went on after the doors were shut tight. The clientele that came to the parties was, in Daves words, the most colourful characters London has to offer. Dave was, as ever, in the thick of it and saw and experienced the explosion, the fallout, the casualties and the successes. Told with characteristic humour and brazen honesty, Raving Lunacy reveals the darker side of the era known as the summer of love.