Openly Gay Professional Wrestler Releases Memoir to Reflect and Inspire

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Portland, OR, February 3, 2010-

Memories of drugs, sexuality, diabetes and the struggle to gain notoriety in the arena of professional wrestling conspire in No Forwarding Address – The Cameron Star Project.

Aaron Nelson, - an aspiring author and independent professional wrestler - shares memories of his childhood in a violent and drug-controlled household, followed by coming to terms with his sexuality, and how he implemented all of these elements into one recipe to seek success in the world of independent professional wrestling as Cameron Star.

Nelson's primary focus is on his climb through the ranks of professional wrestling from trainee, to wrestler, to trainer and promoter, and goes into detail on the choices – both good and bad – he has had to make to get to the next step. He also recalls time spent with his trainer and close personal friend – the late “Playboy” Buddy Rose.

Contributors to this project include current professional wrestlers Jason Sullivan, Quiz, “Heartthrob” Erik Hanson, Skag Rollins and Shane Chung, as they will share their thoughts and opinions on the man who helped evolve what is and is not acceptable in independent professional wrestling, most notably in the Pacific Northwest.

A portion of the profits from this project will be donated to support charitable foundations for children.

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