Darrell Hammond Talks about Cocaine and Crack Abuse in New Memoir

Darrell Hammond Darrell Hammond reveals about his substance destructive addictions in the new memoir "God, If You are Not Available Online For, I am F*cked." "I stored a pint of Remy during my desk at the office,Inch the comedian creates, based on the NY Publish. "The consuming settled my nerves and quieted the disturbing images that sprang into my mind ... when consuming did not work, I cut myself." Watch clips of Darrell Hammond within our Movie Guide Hammond, 56, spent 14 seasons on Saturday Evening Live. He states he started using cocaine in 2002 and needed to be "creative" together with his use so his co-workers wouldn't discover about this. He later visited rehab, but relapsed last year. "I'd the brilliant idea I ought to try crack," he states. Hammond eventually ended his addiction after several weeks of treatment. Although Hammond also creates about his fellow SNL stars within the book, he's no anxiety about their a reaction to it. "I do not have anything bad to say of anybody there," he told the Publish. "All of them really went far above the phone call for me personally.Inch "God, If You are Not Available Online For, I am F*cked" is going to be launched by HarperCollins on November. 8.