Is this old news? Sorry - I am just so excited that on Amazon it is listed as being released in April 2007 at £16.99 and this is the synopsis:

Synopsis
In "Just One More Thing", Peter Falk takes us on an acting journey that begins not in Hollywood but in Hartford, where he worked as a management analyst for the Connecticut State Budget Bureau. His time there was no more successful than an earlier attempt to find work with the Central Intelligence Agency. At loose ends, Falk turned to an old college interest: acting. He came to prominence as an actor in 1956 in the highly successful Off-Broadway revival of "The Iceman Cometh" with Jason Robards. Although he worked continuously for the next three years, bouncing from one Off-Broadway theater to the next, a theatrical agent advised him not to expect much work in motion pictures because of his glass eye. Surgeons had removed his right eye, along with a malignant tumor, when he was three years old. But in 1958, the actor made the jump to Hollywood, where he landed his first movie, "Murder Incorporated", and was nominated for an Oscar. Next came Frank Capra's "A Pocketful of Miracles" starring Bette Davis, which garnered Falk his second Oscar nomination. Falk was a favorite among moviegoers during the 1960s, admired for his roles in classic comedies such as "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" and "The Great Race". However, it was through his collaboration with filmmaker, John Cassavetes that Falk entered into his most creative period in 1970. Motion pictures such as "Husbands" and "A Woman Under the Influence" helped launch the independent film movement. Nevertheless, Falk continued to act in light film comedies, including "The In-Laws" and Neil Simon's "The Cheap Detective" and "Murder by Death", among others. Yet, it was through television that Falk reached his widest audience. He has portrayed the beloved Lt. Columbo since the 1970s, winning four Emmys. The series was so successful that ten years after it's demise, "Columbo" was re-launched, bringing Falk to a new generation of viewers. "Just One More Thing" also chronicles the author's more recent work, such as movie appearances in "A Shark's Tale" and Paul Reiser's "The Thing About My Folks", as well stories of growing up in New York, Hollywood and Broadway luminaries, and the author's accomplished passion for drawing and painting.

Thanks for the post, Sarah.

We did have an announcement here recently, based on the book's listings on Amazon (USA) and in Publishers Weekly. But, your post adds some new and different info.

The US Amazon site shows it as supposedly released on July 28, while Editor & Publisher now shows it for September.

Since neither Amazon nor the publisher's site shows an image for the cover, we may find the US release is later than Amazon now states. But, Peter's book seems to clearly be in the pipeline, and I'm glad to get your report that it is coming to the UK.

Update and correction: The publisher's web site now shows a cover image (and still shows the release date as "Fall 2006").

It's a close-up of Peter Falk, definitely as Columbo, with cigar and raincoat, looking shrewd and suspicious. It reminds me of a black-and-white head shot of Columbo that a lot of you have seen, but this one's in color.

Thanks a lot Ted - great information!!

For ages I've been wonderin why there wasn't an autobiography - well it's about time & I simply can't wait