MORE DETAILS ON BOBBY BROWN'S NEW MEMOIRS: SINGER SAYS HE DIED 3 TIMES AFTER OVERDOSING ON HEROIN.

Lord, let me find out Bobby Brown is busting his bi-polar ass to promote this new book of his. Let me find out! This is my third blog post in a week on Brown's upcoming autobiography Being Bobby Brown: The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But... The few excerpts from the book that has been released are just too juicy for me to ignore. And that says a lot considering Bobby really isn't my cup of tea. But get this: the former Tenderoni star has hit back at reports suggesting this book is nothing but a nasty expose and rampant attack on his ex-wife, Whitney. Brown has gone on record as saying that couldn't be farther from 'the truth, the whole truth and nothing but. I don't have anything bad to say about her. She should have no worries. There's no mess in this book. The book is really good. I'm not a complex person. I'm just trying to maintain a certain amount of integrity - and a certain amount of bad boy-ness. I think the story needs to be told from my point of view. I still have kids that are in school right now so I have to do what I have to do. Daddy doesn't stop working."

In related news, Derrick Handspike, the guy who helped Brown write the book, has dished even more juicy tidbits of what to expect in Bobby's memoirs when it's released on May 13th; specifically Brown's heroin overdose and what really happened on the night Whitney called the cops to accuse Brown of physically assaulting her. In an interview with Fox411 columnist Roger Freidman, Handspike, who happens to be an Atlanta hip-hop producer and author of several other books, revealed that Brown suffered a stroke from the overdose. "No one knows that," he told Friedman. "He had a stroke. They said he had a heart attack but he had a stroke." In the book, Brown says his heart stopped three times and he had to be revived with shock paddles.

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According to Handspike, Brown also admits to hitting Houston. "He considered it horse play," he said. "The reason Whitney called the police was that he laughed at her and then left. She said, 'You think you’re going to just walk away from this?' Then she called the police."

When asked the motive behind dishing dirt on ex-wife Whitney Houston, Handspike answered: "We are very wealthy from this already." Handspike intimated that there are "investors," adding, "It’s a joint-venture kind of thing." Brown's publicists are said to have adopted an aggressive game plan to promote the book. "Brown's press reps are approaching all the shows and made an inquiry to Oprah," Friedman wrote in Sunday's column. "The angle is gong to be that this is Brown’s way of telling his story, and that there’s very little about Whitney — at least not enough for which to sue him."