I was looking forward to reading "Alien Base", expecting Timothy Good's usual level of excellence and good sense. Instead, "Alien Base" devotes a deplorable amount of time rehashing the old contactee cases, George Adamski, among others. That Good has choosen to consider those patently ludicrous "space brother" fabrications as credible, at least in part, has definitely made me question his judgment.The photgraphic plates were disappointing too, except two shots of aliens, one of which appears to be a dessicated grey.I take the subject matter seriously, but Good's latest book is too uneven, too lacking in analysis, and, at times, presents too much evidence of the author's gulliblity to make for a satisfying addition to the UFO shelf.