With all due respect, I can't help but think that the next up will be
An adventures of a guy who moved a lawn across the street
from where Steve Jobs was thinking of starting Apple.
To those downvoting - do you not find it odd that a person who says on his website that founding Apple "was an adventure that occupied only a small part of his life" [0] still decides to title his autobiography "Adventures of an Apple Founder"? This is riding coattails in its pure form, so pardon me for not being terribly excited about the book.
[0] http://ronaldgwayne.com/bio