The Power Behind the Pouch

‘Get 'em off!' several girls called out. This caught on like wild fire, as the whole club erupted with the same chant: ‘Get 'em off!' ‘ Get 'em off!' 'Get 'em off!' - referring to the boys' G-string thongs...
The penny dropped as the light bulb lit up - WOW!! I've got a Show!

As these explosively unbuttoned memoirs reveal, Bari Bacco has really earned his unofficial title of ‘Male Strip King' over the years. Inspired by the famous Levi's commercial from 1987 - featuring a launderette, a Marvin Gaye song and a young man in a pair of white boxer shorts - Bari pioneered the idea of a strip show for women: hardly lacking in tanned and toned male flesh, but also catering to the female viewer's fantasy world.
Bari charts the ups and downs of the Dreamboys, the group he founded and managed for many years, including the scrapes they got into through their insatiable sex drive, their meetings with such world-famous figures as Diana Princess of Wales and Elton John, and their co-starring role in the Spice Girls' hit film Spiceworld. But the Dreamboys could also be a nightmare: Bari reveals the grubbiness never far below the glamour and glitz, and tells the true story of how the group he had created and nurtured came to be taken away from him.
The Power Behind the Pouch is an insider's view of the early days of what is now a multi-million pound industry. Bari proves to be a sharp-eyed and quick-witted guide to this showbiz tale with a difference.