>In Chuck Blake Stiles' memoir It's Not Funny, a university student activist gets divorced and spends six years on the road writing and performing songs. Back home, the police assault his house on drugs-related charges. Sentenced to prison for 4-8 years, Stiles studies the "set-free" ministry. After parole he opens a barbeque bar and plays music nightly.

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