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by Brian Sterling-Vete (Introduction by), Cliff Twemlow (Author)
There are many ways in which a Doorman can gain respect. Numerous methods were applied to the principle. In my profession, every available technique must be utilised, depending on the situation and circumstances. Would-be transgressors move off the premises quietly acknowledging your diplomatic approach. Or, the other alternative whereby physical persuasion must be exercised, which either quells their pugilistic desires or it triggers their aggressive instincts, turning the whole incident into a bloody and violent encounter. 'The Tuxedo Warrior, ' pulls no punches in its brawling, savage, colourful, and entertaining exposure of society's nightlife activities. The aforementioned is the original text from the rear cover of Cliff's book. Cliff and I were extremely close friends, and I'm honoured to re-publish his original work, which completes the storyline of my book, 'Tuxedo Warriors.' Where Cliff's original book finishes, 'Tuxedo Warriors' overlaps and begins to complete Cliff's colourful life story. I'm also honoured to be close friends with his eldest son, Barry Twemlow, and sincerely thank him for enabling this book and the others that Cliff wrote, to be re-published. NOTE: The transcript of Cliff's book was the earliest we could find, and it is written exactly as it was originally (mistakes included) before it was eventually proofed and eventually published.
