This book investigates the public persona and private reality of actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar during the height of his popularity on the television series Saved by the Bell. The author, Cruise, utilizes interviews and observational reporting to contrast the actor's status as a teen idol with his self-perception as an ordinary individual. The text serves as a promotional profile designed to provide fans with insight into the life of the performer behind the character Zack Morris.

This text is categorized as a promotional celebrity biography intended for the primary audience of the television show. Critics and readers note that the prose is lightweight and serves primarily as a marketing artifact from the early 1990s.