Alan Graf, the self-proclaimed hippie lawyer, takes the reader through his ranting, ramblings, ravings and unforeseen life adventures that journals the hippie generation through a Holocaust family survivor who took acid, joined a commune and then later finally pleased his Jewish mother by going to law school and becoming a lawyer. The book jumps from one hilarious adventure to another with the overriding theme that the message of the hippie generation still stands: we can make it through this insanity we call Western Civilization to a better place by invoking those time honored principles of love, compassion and common sense.