The English comedian, actor and screenwriter, Peter Kay is to release a new memoir this fall, about his “obsession” with television. Last December, Peter Kay embarked on a new UK stand up comedy tour, his first in 12 years.

Now, the comedian has announced the upcoming release of his new book, “TV: Big Adventures on the Small Screen.” The memoir is described as “an incredible excursion through 40 years of television: from making tea in Granada, to behind-the-scenes British sitcoms Phoenix Nights, Max and Paddy and his role as John Redmond in ‘Car Share’ for which won a BAFTA award.

Peter Kay explained that for years he wanted to write about his obsession with television and his television work, emphasizing that in the book he has included the adventures he has lived in the last 25 years, in front of and behind the camera.

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Peter Kay’s previous memoir, The Sound of Laughter, released in 2007, remains the UK’s best-selling autobiography of all time. The book “TV: Big Adventures on the Small Screen” will be published by HarperCollins.