Overview

• The Book of Sheen publishes Sept. 9, followed by the two-part Netflix documentary aka Charlie Sheen on Sept. 10.
• Sheen tells People he has been sober since 2017, crediting his decision to a desire to be a dependable father to his four children.
• He recounts heavy use of cocaine, crack, opiates and heroin, multiple rehab stays, and says he survived one overdose and a close brush with death.
• He says he personally invited participants for the film, including Jon Cryer, Chuck Lorre, ex-wives Denise Richards and Brooke Mueller, and a former drug dealer named Tony.
• He rejects the word comeback, calling this period a reset, and says he would like to act again while taking life day by day.