George Michael has signed a deal to write a "no holds barred" autobiography. The 'Fast Love' singer has promised to reveal intimate details about his eventful life - including his homosexuality and U.K. and U.S. arrests - after agreeing a multi-million pound publishing deal with HarperCollins.
Michael's manager Andy Stephens said: "People aren't stupid, they're beginning to notice that the truth is more interesting than the stories the press come up with. George has promised HarperCollins a no-holds-barred biography, and it's certain to be just that."
A HarperCollins statement added: "It is one of the hottest remaining untold celebrity memoirs. The book will be truly authentic."
The tome - due to be released in autumn 2009 - is expected to include a "warts and all" chapter on his arrest for engaging in a lewd act in a Beverly Hills public toilet in 1998.
Michael, who was arrested by an undercover police officer, was fined $810 and sentenced to 80 hours of community service for the offence.
Last year, the 44-year-old star was banned from driving for a year and sentenced to 100 hours community service after being found "slumped and drooling" at the wheel of his car at a set of London traffic lights.
Michael - who had taken anti-depressants and sleeping pills - is also expected to reveal details about his "sexual freedom", fear of taking a HIV test and drug use.
He previously said cannabis was a "great drug", adding: "This stuff keeps me sane and happy. I could write without it if I were sane and happy. But obviously it's not very healthy."
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