FILE - In this file book cover image released by Knopf, "Open," by Andre Agassi, is shown. In a telephone interview with The Associated Press, Agassi says his book is part of his atonement for saying and doing things he now wishes he hadn't.

(From L) A combo image of US tennis player Andre Agassi at the Men's French Open finals on June 9, 1991 and four years later during a third-round match on June 2, 1995 in Paris. Former tennis star Andre Agassi wore a lion mane-style wig during the 1990s to hide his baldness excerpts from his autobiography have revealed on October 31, 2009. AFP PHOTO/PATRICK KOVARIK (Photo credit should read PATRICK KOVARIK/AFP/Getty Images)

US tennis player Andre Agassi (R) congratulates his Ecuadorian opponent Andres Gomez, winner of the Men's singles of the French Open final on June 10, 1990 at Roland Garros stadium in Paris. Former tennis star Andre Agassi wore a wig held together with pins in his first Grand Slam final, excerpts from his autobiography have revealed on October 31, 2009. The hairpiece, in his famous mullet style had fallen apart the night before the 1990 French Open final, which Agassi lost to Andres Gomez. AFP PHOTO/PIERRE VERDY (Photo credit should read PIERRE VERDY/AFP/Getty Images)

US tennis player Andre Agassi hits the ball in his match against Ecuadorian Andres Gomez during the Men's French Open final on June 10, 1990 at Roland Garros stadium in Paris. Former tennis star Andre Agassi wore a wig held together with pins in his first Grand Slam final, excerpts from his autobiography have revealed on October 31, 2009. The hairpiece, in his famous mullet style had fallen apart the night before the 1990 French Open final, which Agassi lost to Andres Gomez. AFP PHOTO/PIERRE VERDY (Photo credit should read PIERRE VERDY/AFP/Getty Images)

US tennis player Andre Agassi hits the ball in his match against Ecuadorian Andres Gomez during the Men's French Open final on June 10, 1990 at Roland Garros stadium in Paris. Former tennis star Andre Agassi wore a wig held together with pins in his first Grand Slam final, excerpts from his autobiography have revealed on October 31, 2009. The hairpiece, in his famous mullet style had fallen apart the night before the 1990 French Open final, which Agassi lost to Andres Gomez. AFP PHOTO/PIERRE VERDY (Photo credit should read PIERRE VERDY/AFP/Getty Images)

(FILES) -- A file photo taken on July 16, 1997 shows US tennis player Andre Agassi reacting to his performance against fellow countryman Doug Flach during the Legg Mason tennis Classic in Washington DC. Agassi has admitted he tested positive for hard drugs during his career and lied to sporting authorities to escape a ban, reports said on October 28, 2009. Agassi, one of the world's greatest tennis players with eight Grand Slam titles, reveals in his autobiography to testing positive for the highly addictive drug crystal methamphetamine. In the book, serialised in London-based newspaper The Times, Agassi reveals he took crystal meth in 1997 when his form was falling and he was having doubts about his impending marriage to US actress Brooke Shields. AFP PHOTO/JAMAL A. WILSON (Photo credit should read JAMAL A. WILSON/AFP/Getty Images)

(FILES) -- A file photo taken on December 13, 1997 shows US Andre Agassi playing a shot during his match against German Boris Becker on the second day of the Nelson Mandela Tribute held in Cape Town. Agassi has admitted he tested positive for hard drugs during his career and lied to sporting authorities to escape a ban, reports said on October 28, 2009. Agassi, one of the world's greatest tennis players with eight Grand Slam titles, reveals in his autobiography to testing positive for the highly addictive drug crystal methamphetamine. In the book, serialised in London-based newspaper The Times, Agassi reveals he took crystal meth in 1997 when his form was falling and he was having doubts about his impending marriage to US actress Brooke Shields. AFP PHOTO / STRINGER (Photo credit should read STRINGER/AFP/Getty Images)

(FILES) -- A file photo taken on March 11, 1997 shows Andre Agassi of the US lunging for the ball during his match against Mark Philippoussis of Australia in their Champions Cup match in Indian Wells, California. Agassi has admitted he tested positive for hard drugs during his career and lied to sporting authorities to escape a ban, reports said on October 28, 2009. Agassi, one of the world's greatest tennis players with eight Grand Slam titles, reveals in his autobiography to testing positive for the highly addictive drug crystal methamphetamine. In the book, serialised in London-based newspaper The Times, Agassi reveals he took crystal meth in 1997 when his form was falling and he was having doubts about his impending marriage to US actress Brooke Shields. AFP PHOTO / Hector MATA (Photo credit should read HECTOR MATA/AFP/Getty Images)

(FILES): This January 21, 2004 file photo shows US tennis player Andre Agassi during a break from the hot Australian sun during his men's singles second round match against Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic at the Australian Open in Melbourne. Tennis great Andre Agassi has admitted he tested positive for hard drugs during his career and lied to sporting authorities to escape a ban, media reports said October 27, 2009. Agassi, one of the world's greatest tennis players with eight Grand Slam titles, reveals in his autobiography to testing positive for the highly addictive drug crystal methamphetamine. The champion, now 39, also says that he has always secretly hated playing tennis and lived in fear of his bad-tempered and violent father. In the book, serialised in London-based The Times newspaper, Agassi reveals how he took crystal meth in 1997 when his form was falling and he was having doubts about his impending marriage to US actress Brooke Shields. AFP PHOTO / Files/ Greg WOOD (Photo credit should read GREG WOOD/AFP/Getty Images)

(FILES): This January 29, 2004 file photo shows US tennis player Andre Agassi blowing a goodbye kiss to the crowd following his loss to Marat Safin of Russia in their men's singles semifinal match at the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia. Tennis great Andre Agassi has admitted he tested positive for hard drugs during his career and lied to sporting authorities to escape a ban, media reports said October 27, 2009. Agassi, one of the world's greatest tennis players with eight Grand Slam titles, reveals in his autobiography to testing positive for the highly addictive drug crystal methamphetamine. The champion, now 39, also says that he has always secretly hated playing tennis and lived in fear of his bad-tempered and violent father. In the book, serialised in London-based The Times newspaper, Agassi reveals how he took crystal meth in 1997 when his form was falling and he was having doubts about his impending marriage to US actress Brooke Shields. AFP PHOTO / Files / Torsten BLACKWOOD (Photo credit should read TORSTEN BLACKWOOD/AFP/Getty Images)