George
Michael
is
set
to
write
a
revealing
book
about
his
arrests
and
drug
use.
The
'Fast
Love'
singer
is
planning
to
tell-all
about
his
UK
and
US
arrests
in
the
tome
due
to
be
released
in
October.
A
source
said:
"It's
expected
to
sell
really
well.
George
has
millions
of
fans." The
biography
will
include
a
"warts
and
all"
chapter
on
his
arrest
for
engaging
in
a
lewd
act
in
a
Beverly
Hills
public
toilet
in
1998.
Michael,
who
was
arrested
by
an
undercover
police
officer,
was
fined
$810
and
sentenced
to
80
hours
of
community
service
for
the
offence.
The
43-year-old
singer
is
also
set
to
write
about
being
found
"slumped
and
drooling" at
the
wheel
of
his
car
at
a
set
of
London
traffic
lights
last
October.
Michael
-
who
had
taken
anti-depressants
and
sleeping
pills
-
escaped
jail,
but
was
sentenced
to
100
hours
community
service
and
banned
from
driving
for
one
year.
The
book,
which
will
be
ghostwritten
by
music
journalist
Rob
Jovanovich,
is
also
expected
to
talk
about
his
"sexual
freedom" and
drug
taking.
Earlier
this
year,
Michael
claimed
smoking
cannabis
keeps
him
"sane".
He
said:
"This
stuff
keeps
me
sane
and
happy.
I
could
write
without
it
if
I
were
sane
and
happy.
I'd
say
it's
a
great
drug
-
but
obviously
it's
not
very
healthy."
Earlier
this
week,
it
was
claimed
Michael
was
too
scared
to
take
a
HIV
test.
TV
producer
Ross
Wilson
said:
"George
says
he
does
not
believe
in
tests.
"He
says
he
finds
the
wait
for
results
too
harrowing
and
that
he
hasn't
had
a
test
since
at
least
2004
due
to
his
fears
it
might
be
positive."