Sir Harry Secombe recounts his formative years, from a Welsh childhood to the burgeoning days of British comedy. This autobiography details Secombe's early life in Swansea, his initial employment as a pay clerk, and his experiences in the army where he formed a significant connection with Spike Milligan. The narrative also touches upon his time at the Windmill Theatre, his tours in Variety, and his recollections of the early Goon Shows.

This volume of Sir Harry Secombe's autobiography is likely to appeal to fans of British comedy and those interested in the early days of radio entertainment. The focus on his personal history and the people he met, particularly Spike Milligan, suggests a narrative rich in anecdotal detail and behind-the-scenes insights into iconic shows. Readers can expect a personal account of a significant period in 20th-century British entertainment.