Scoring more than a dozen Amazon five-star reviews, the new memoir by agency owner Chris Schroder also earned this shout-out from Atlanta PR and media expert Mitch Leff: “If you’re bald, worried about getting bald, are married to a bald man, or just looking for a fun book to read this summer, check out “Headscape” the new book from Chris Schroder.

In 2012, an agency owner who was 10 years older than me asked me to lunch.

For nearly three hours, I leaned back in a surgical chair, leaving my scalp exposed so the Estefirst Clinic medical team in Istanbul, Turkey could work.

“The hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteousness.

My girlfriend Edith, overhearing me tell a prospect how we’d find each other – “I’m 6’1” and balding” – giggled uncontrollably.

Midway through dinner, as the tequila was starting to work its magic, Chuck Norman said, “Chris, tell us about your company – and please tell us about your hair.

My best hair day ever was in seventh grade when the yearbook photographer took class officer photos.

After leaving newspapers, I started an agency serving developers, architects, financial and legal clients, leading it for nearly two decades.

I was thankful to have spotted the melanoma in my photo early and to have gotten such good medical care.

During my first wedding at age 22 – three weeks after the partial meltdown of nuclear reactor No.

My new barber Kevin suggested I become a special client – those who had no hair on top but lots on the sides.

I was hoping to alleviate a self-perceived obstacle to closing sales – the perception that younger business prospects who once saw me as “old and bald” might think of me now only as “old.